Tag: GeoJournal

Personal Examples of Climate Change     I couldn’t find any scientific article or news journal about it, but one of my favorite […]

Sediment Transportation My family and I went on a field trip to some sand dunes in Nevada (yes, this is what it […]

Once upon a time there was a farmer. The farmer thought it was a good idea to build a well to water […]

Landslides http://kutv.com/news/local/mudslide-forces-evacuation-in-eden-utah On Tuesday, February 21, 2017 a landslide occurred in Eden, UT. “The landslide area was about 150 feet across and […]

Anatomy of Mid-Ocean Ridges This mid-Ocean ridge is located between the Antarctic and the Australian Plates along the Southeast Indian Ridge. The […]

Earthquakes Looking at a map with the last 30 days worth of earthquakes with a magnitude of 2.5+ kind of surprised me. […]

Science vs Religion In every instance, religion will take precedence over science for my own convictions. This is because I credit what […]

Metamorphic Construction Material I don’t have many metamorphic rocks laying around my house. My counter-tops are made of Formica, which is just […]

Sedimentary Rock I found these on a hike I went on recently about 30 minutes away from where I live. I’m pretty […]

Erupting Volcano This is an active volcano on the Ambrym Island. This video contains footage of Marum Crater’s lava lake. Marum crater consist of […]