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Curse of the Petrified Tree Trunks
Summer driving season is creeping up on us and the world’s national parks want to again warn visitors that removing protected rocks and artifacts can get you into big trouble. With the government, of course. But even worse, you may … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Geology, Religion
Tagged Arizona, Einstein, Hawaii, Pele, petrified forest, petrified wood
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The Greatest Science Quotes
Do you mentally collect and muse over science quotes? Some reasonably good web sites have already done this, but so far none of those sites has my all-time favourite. It’s obscure. It was spoken by a geophysicist fifty years ago … Continue reading
Posted in History, How Geophysics Works, Philosophy, Plate Tectonics
Tagged Carl Sagan, Einstein, Jason Morgan, science quotes
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