Erik Klemetti's blog Eruptions has just joined ScienceBlogs. Yay!
Now you know that geology is the hottest science. (Well, except maybe for solar physics, but they go to American Geophysical Union meetings too.)
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This week, Eruptions' Erik Klemetti sparked interest in the recent rumblings heard coming from Mt. Rainier in Washington State when he responded to a reader's comment on increased seismic activity in the area over the past month. Klemetti's response post, which reported on concrete facts…
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As many of you probably know by now, Alaska's Redoubt volcano has been erupting for several days now. If you're interested in the details, head over to new SciBling Erik Klemetti's Eruptions blog. If you're interested in the latest in really cool pictures, here's one for you:
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This seems to have become unofficial volcano week, here at ScienceBlogs. If you haven't been following the coverage of the Eyjafjallajökull eruption at Erik Klemetti's Eruptions blog, you should consider doing so. Also, Dr. Isis has a post on how the eruption has fouled up all nuclear imaging…
I love your sketches! And glad we are getting even more geo-blogs on Sb.
The picture is by the kindergartener. He likes volcanoes, rockets, and other things with lots of fire and smoke in the picture. And sound effects. I can't share the full effect of the drawings without the sound effects.
That is the best picture.
It's kind of Mt St Helens-ish, except that the landslide has somehow jumped to the other side of the volcano.