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Small #Earthquake near Gilford, NH this evening, recorded on a #RaspberryShake in Bradford, NH. M2.2 at a depth of 5km. @raspishake #ShakeNet mobile app
On Thursday, March 28, 2024, at 03:20 WIB, Mount Marapi erupted, sending an ash column approximately 1000 meters above the peak (3891 meters above sea level). The ash column appeared gray and was notably dense towards the west. Seismic activity related to the eruption was…
Ever had an unyielding desire, to see EVERY confirmed planet all at once? No, just me?
Enjoy a long scroll at https://davidrrice.github.io/ExoSystemPlot/exoplanetplots.html. It's only about 14 meters long.
(works best on desktop)((only transiting planets, sorry to the less cool discovery methods)) #Exoplanets
Monthly Archives: November 2019
Slate of officer candidates for 2020
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GSW 1548: Presidential address and 127th annual meeting
MEETING 1548
Chief, Laboratory of Planetary Magnetospheres
Solar System Exploration Division, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Refreshments at 7:30 p.m. Formal program at 8:00 p.m.
John Wesley Powell Auditorium
2170 Florida Avenue NW, Washington, DC
www.gswweb.org
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Draft minutes from the 1547th meeting for review
Here’s a link to a draft of the minutes from the November 13th meeting of the Society. Members, please review them and send any corrections or identifications to Meeting Secretary Megan Holycross at HolycrossM@si.edu. Thanks for your attention to the details!
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GSW 1547: the 2019 Bradley lecture
The Geological Society of Washington
founded 1893
WEDNESDAY, November 13, 2019
MEETING # 1547
The 2019 Bradley Lecture
R. Steven Nerem,
University of Colorado,
Measuring Sea Level Change from Space: What are the measurements telling us?
Abstract: Satellite altimetry (TOPEX/Poseidon, Jason-1, Jason-2, and Jason-3) and satellite gravity (GRACE and GRACE Follow-On) measurements have provided a wealth of new information on how sea level has been changing over the last few decades. This is giving us important informations about the causes of sea level change and about how it will evolve in the future. This talk will review these satellite technologies, summarize the changes we have observed, and discuss what this tells us about future sea level change. Our future under climate-driven sea level rise is becoming clearer, but there are still important questions to be answered.
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TALK WILL BE ONE HOUR IN DURATION w/ QUESTIONS TO FOLLOW
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Refreshments at 7:30 p.m. Formal program at 8:00 p.m.
John Wesley Powell Auditorium
2170 Florida Avenue NW, Washington, DC
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