Heavy breathing in the Permian
The biggest mass extinction in Earth history 251 million years ago was preceded by raised extinction rates before the main event and was followed by a delayed recovery that lasted
Geoscience events - Archive
Quake Harms Zarand Education
Zarand in the southern province of Kerman saw 120 billion rials in damages to its educational infrastructure in the course of the earthquake which rocked the city last February, Minister of Education Morteza Haji said.
Volcano Experts Seek Emergency Alert System
Imagine living in a country where three volcanoes are erupting at the same time, two others could blow in the very near future and 169 others are capable of awakening ...
Small quakes rattle East Bay, Napa
A junior-sized earthquake jounced the small East Bay community of Piedmont early Sunday morning but did no serious damage, the police and fire departments said.
Rover Team Tests Mars Moves on Earth
We choose to proceed cautiously, so we don't expect to begin actually driving out of the dune before next week, possibly later," said Jim Erickson, rover project manager at JPL. "Both Opportunity and Spirit have ...
Geomatics'84 Conference & Exhibition
It is announced that the "Geomatics'84 Conference & Exhibition" will be held in 18 Ordibehesht, 1384(8 May, 2005) in National Cartographic Center of Iran (NCC).
Alarming Increase in Caspian Sea Level
Caspian Sea level has risen by 2.5 meters since 1970, vice chancellor of Gilan University for research affairs said, IRNA quoted.
Prospecting for oil, and life on Mars
However, using techniques normally deployed by the oil industry to predict oil and gas deep beneath the surface,
Volcano observatory reopens to the public
Johnston Ridge Observatory reopened Friday, seven months after it was closed because of new activity at Mt. St. Helens. From the observatory, visitors can look five miles into the crater of Mount St. Helens where ...
Using high intensity electromagnetic flux to create artificial earthquake, Tsunami, cyclone and even volcanoes like the Extraterrestrial UFOs
Gravity is actually wave. It can be intensified and neutralized with the use of artificially generated electromagnetic flux.
Scientists finds Mars lander lost in 1999
A San Diego company believes it has identified NASA's lost Mars Polar Lander near the Red Planet's south pole.
Production Capacity Increase in Tile and Glass and Cement and Decorated Stones Industries
GSI News Section-The capacity of preparing tile and glass and cement and mineral stones industries will be added following strategic plan compilation of mineral industries.
Europe has lander goal for Mars
Europe has confirmed its intention to try again to land on Mars, to search for evidence of past or present life
NASA & NOAA Set To Launch New Environmental Satellite
NASA is set to launch the new National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite (POES),...
Livermore Lab Physicist Dates Lifetime Of Solar Nebula At Two Million Years
The oxygen and magnesium content of some of the oldest objects in the universe are giving clues to the lifetime of the solar nebula, the mass of dust and gas that eventually led to the ...