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Darwin's First Botanizing Steps Followed His Geological Ones
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“I collected every plant, which I could see in flower, & as it was the flowering season I hope my collection may be of some interest t...
Radioactivity and Earth's Age
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In the 19th century, the discrepancy between the age of Earth and the age of the cosmos posed a great problem to scientists. Geologists had...
The British Diplomat Who Studied Volcanoes
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When, in 1631, Vesuvius erupted violently after having been dormant for more than 300 years, it aroused great interest among Europe's e...
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Hitler's Geologists
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Already during the first World War the Germans established a special class of soldiers known as "Kriegsgeologen", military geolo...
How WWI Bombs Shattered Bedrock And Changed Geological History
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The war in Europe began as a battle between infantry and cavalry, like in old times, and was believed to be quickly over. However, new we...
Alpine Tsunami
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Strange as it may seem, also high in the mountains there is a tsunami risk. In the Alps, various event can trigger a tsunami, like earth...
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It’s sedimentary, my dear Watson
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February 20, 1949 Mrs. Henrietta Helen Olivia Roberts Durand-Deacon, a wealthy widow, disappeared from the Onslow Court Hotel located in ...
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