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Category Archives: geology
Geoimage roundup
A few images which have caught my eye this week
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Lusi: not man-made after all?
Was the mud volcano triggered by an earthquake rather than poor drilling practice?
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Precambrian black smokers
I’ve been reading a few news items today about fossilized black smoker chimneys from China. This rang a few bells, as I wrote about a paper which talked about exactly the same thing on ye olde blog back in January. … Continue reading
Volcanoes from space!
It was noted in this story about increasing seismic and thermal activity at Bezymianny volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula that two other volcanoes had been continuously active in this region for the past 11 years or so. My interest was … Continue reading
More on the Japanese earthquake
How this weeks’ earthquake fits into the overall tectonic picture in the western Pacific.
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