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When South Asia's only active volcano erupted in late May, residents still reeling from the tsunami in India's Andaman and Nicobar archipelago feared the worst.

Dinosaur fossil found in Yunnan

29 June 2005

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have excavated fossils of a herbivorous dinosaur which lived 180 million years ago at

A Mammoth Find in Moorpark

08 April 2005

Construction crews in Moorpark have uncovered the skeleton of a fossilized mammoth believed to be older than the ancient beasts found at the La Brea Tar Pits.

Dinosaurs focus of 'Fossil Guy'

22 March 2005

There are two opportunities to take in one of the "Fossil Guy's" talks and hands-on events before the end of the semester

Amazing Mars

28 February 2005

When two rovers landed on opposite sides of Mars a little over a year ago, they carried a 90-day warranty: that was all the working lifetime the designers of Spirit and Opportunity would promise.

Map India 2005

07 February 2005

Map India 2005 is the 8th Annual International Conference and Exhibition in the field of geographic information technologies like GIS, GPS, Aerial Photography and

Weather permitting, U.S. Geological Survey scientists plan to fly over the volcano next week to measure gas emissions, determine temperatures on the emerging lava dome and take a new set of aerial photographs.

Volcano Watch

21 December 2004

The new lava dome inside Mount St. Helens' crater continues to grow, accompanied by small emissions of steam and volcanic gases.

Volcano showing signs of activity in Congo

14 December 2004

A volcano which devastated Goma in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo three years ago is showing new signs of activity, adding to local anxiety over political turmoil in the region, a local scientist said on Sunday.

Collaborating on Mission Moon

16 November 2004

Even 35 years after Neil Armstrong first put his foot on the moon, the Earth’s natural satellite remains a mystery to man.

Gol Gohar Iron Production to boost 12mt

03 November 2004

Quoted by Mehr News Agency, the amount of Gol Gohar iron ore production will be boosted from 2 mt to 12 mt by the year 2009.

Cassini Snaps Photos of Saturn's Moon

27 October 2004

The international Cassini spacecraft began beaming close-up images of Saturn's giant moon Titan to Earth late Tuesday.

Volcano Monitoring Funds Low

26 October 2004

For lack of funds, more than a third of the nation's "truly dangerous" volcanos lack even a seismometer for detecting signs of an impending eruption, scientists say.

Microscopic Diamond Found in Montana

20 October 2004

The bright green rocks jutting through the prairie soil were hard to miss, but Tom Charlton still couldn't believe his eyes. It was kimberlite, the molten rock in which diamonds are found, and preliminary tests had yielded a microscopic diamond.

Ma-on typhoon kills 6 in Japan

11 October 2004

The most powerful typhoon to hit eastern Japan in a decade fizzled out on Sunday after causing a trail of destruction which left six people dead and three others missing, police and weather officials said.

Tropical storm kills 600 in Haiti

22 September 2004

More than 600 people have died in massive floods that raged across northern Haiti after tropical storm Jeanne hit this crushingly poor Caribbean nation ...

Tropical storm in Haiti kills 50

21 September 2004

At least 50 people lost their lives and 150 are unaccounted for in Haiti after tropical storm Jeanne swept across the island of Hispaniola that Haiti ...

Tropical Storm Karl cruising off Africa

17 September 2004

Puerto Rico The season's latest named storm is swirling in the far eastern Atlantic.Tropical Storm Karl has 40 mile-per-hour winds and is lurking off northwestern Africa.

Iran has two aluminum production plants

11 August 2004

Iran has two aluminum production plants. The state-owned IRALCO in central Iran annually produces 120,000 tons of aluminum, one-third of which is exported.

Study shows dinosaur could fly

05 August 2004

New evidence gathered from a major advance in X-ray imaging of fossils has established that the winged dinosaur called archaeopteryx could actually fly and had much the same sense ...

Natural Hazards

26 December 2003

Tehran, Dec 26, IRNA -- An earthquake with an intensity of 4 degrees on the open-ended Richter scale jolted the southwestern city of Masjed Soleyman in Khuzestan province on Friday morning

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نقشه ها

1. Map of Mineral and Thermal waters of Iran

گزارش ها

171. Fayzabad sedimentology remote- sensing review

172. Standard and similar signs preparation for 1:100/000 maps

173. Remote- sensing knowledge introduction and it’s uses

174. Chabahar 1:100/000 map preparation

175. Zagros Mesozoic units sedimentology (Nayriz-Aligoodarz)

176. Tirgan formation sedimentary environment and facies at east- Kopedagh domain

177. Birak1 map report

178. Chapan sheet hammer exploration (IranKhah)

179. Ramian valley(east-Alborz)

180. Structural geology review of Jabal-Barez Mountain Chain

مقالات

171. A tentative method for quantitative and relative active Tectonic estimation In different zones

172. Biofacies of Conodonts in Boundary of Frasnian-Famennian, Central Iran

173. Regional Crustal Structures and Their Relationship to the Distribution of Ore Deposits in the Western United States, Based on Magnetic and Gravity Data

174. Platinum-Group Elements-Co-Ni-Fe Sulfarsenides and Mineral Paragenesis in Cu-Ni-Platinum-Group Element Deposits, Copper Cliff North Area, Sudbury, Canada

175. Prograde Evolution and Geothermal Affinities of a Major Porphyry Copper Deposit: The Cerro Colorado Hypogene Protore, I Regi?n, Northern Chile

176. Regional Fluid Flow and Gold Mineralization in the Dalradian of the Sperrin Mountains, Northern Ireland

177. Sedimentary Origin of the Mn-Fe Ore of Um Bogma, Southwest Sinai: Geochemical and Paleomagnetic Evidence

178. Compositional layering in salt

179. Stone Durability against Weathering and the Effective Factors on This Parameter

180. Application of Fractal Geometry Method in Estimation of