The Geology P.A.G.E.

Continuing on through my pile of photos I come across the start of the lockdown in March of 2020 and I am reminded that at the very start of...

Geology Fun Fact Moonquakes? Even though the moon is technically “inactive” there is some shaking still going on. The epicenters ...

Geology Fun Fact What kind of waves are produced in an earthquake? It is usually thought that there are only two main types of se...

Geology Fun Fact Seismology The study of earthquakes began in at least 350 BC when Aristotle noticed that soft grounds shake m...

The next up on my  Geology Through Literature  thread is  Candide  by Voltaire published in 1759. You can get my complete thoughts on t...

Here is a recent story from CBS Sunday morning talking about the new film San Andreas . The Sunday Morning team interview USGS seismologist ...

A couple of months ago (on Christmas actually, Merry Christmas Geologists!) the USGS, which releases customized Earthquake Notifications ba...

I have another guest post for you today. This time we have Mariana Ashley  focusing in on what the hell is going on in Maine and why do they...

Here is a great post from Matt over at Research at a Snail's Pace (boy that is how I feel right now) breaking down earthquakes into a s...

Just a quick note that there was an 8.9 Earthquake that hit Japan today. Here is a video in which they won't let me embed. http://www....

So I just heard about this this morning but I thought it was really cool, and the pictures are phenomenal. They are the only known color pho...

So I was contacted a little while ago by someone wanting to write a guest blog post that would fall in line with the essence that is the Geo...

Demonstrating Earthquake Effects Using Jell-O and Rice Krispy Treats Geological Lesson The effects that earthquakes have on the groun...

I wanted to teach my students about earthquake hazards and I always mention how unconsolidated sediment acts like Jello in an earthquake. We...

It's Official!!! I finally am listed as the instructor of my very own class even though I'm still a student. Yea for my first non-...