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New Method For Dating Ancient Earthquakes Through Cave Evidence Developed By Israeli Researchers
May 8, 2005 — A new method for dating destructive past earthquakes, based on evidence remaining in caves has been developed by scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Geological Survey of ... > full story -
The Platonic Form Of Stalactites
December 6, 2004 — No matter whether they're big, little, long, short, skinny or fat -- classic stalactites have the same singular shape. Almost everyone knows that stalactites, formations that hang from the roof ... > full story -
"Buried Dams" Help Clean Recycled Water
March 7, 2002 — Disease-causing microbes can effectively be eliminated from recycled water by storing it underground, new research by CSIRO scientists has found. Promising research findings into natural ways to ... > full story -
Exploring Earth's Interior With Virtual Reality
December 15, 2000 — U-M geologists describes how the use of virtual reality in the geological sciences can foster collaboration, enhance education and advance research into such complex processes as mixing behavior in ... > full story -
SMU Geophysicists Discover Large Blob Deep In The Earth
October 20, 1999 — Southern Methodist University geophysicists, using the latest in seismic technology, have discovered a large blob of concentrated matter deep within the earth that may provide clues to better ... > full story -
Cave Yields Treasure Trove Of Climatic History
December 14, 1998 — Stalagmites from a Missouri cave have yielded a clear picture of climate and vegetation change in the mid-continental region during the millennia leading up to the last ice age (75,000 to 25,000 ... > full story -
Long Lava Flows May Have Taken Years, Causing Global Cooling And Extinctions
October 28, 1998 — A multidisciplinary group of scientists is challenging the century old theory that long lava flows must be formed by massive, but short lived, volcanic eruptions. Their research, reported in the ... > full story -
Caver Finds A Brave New World, And Brave New Creatures In It
December 28, 1997 — Between January 2 and 9, 1998, Louise Hose, the country's leading female cave explorer and a geology professor from Westminster College in Missouri, will lead a team of scientists into an almost ... > full story
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