“Archeomagnetic Jerks”. This interesting phrase refers, not to people, but to our global magnetic field;
Category: Planetary geology
The Polar Vortex. Sounds like scenes from the apocalyptic movie The Day After Tomorrow; a
Sea level. It’s the most common starting point for any kind of elevation measurement, a
For my 10th birthday my grandparents gave me a massive Collins encyclopedia – a 1960
Our blue Earth, rising above the lunar horizon, is an abiding image of our watery
The media love natural disasters, even those that don’t exist. Last week (early October, 2017),
In the opening scenes of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 Space Odyssey (1968), Neanderthal-like folk are scrounging for
Flood, fire, drought … We have, by luck and muddled management, thwarted pestilence, but it
Zeus, the head-honcho of assorted Greek gods, heroes, nymphs, and mortals, was chiefly the God
I believe alien life is quite common in the universe, although intelligent life is less