Update, July 15, 2018: I thought of this five-year-old post tonight when seeing this tweet: Red Sprite Lightning Taken by Paul Smith on July 14,
About Natural Disasters: Earth
We strut and fret our hour upon a stage that’s anchored to a sleeping giant with a bad case of indigestion. All may be well
Edwin L. Drake (March 29, 1819 to November 8, 1880)
Okay – Edwin Laurentine Drake was not a trained geoscientist, but he is the reason many people still choose geology as a profession. Yet, in
Guest Video: What it Would be Like to Land on Titan
The European Space Agency, NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and University of Arizona have put together this excellent simulation of a landing on Titan,
James Croll: Timing is Everything
It’s easy to tell middle and high school students that “scientists say ‘seeing is believing’” while “non-scientists say ‘believing is seeing.’” That’s not incorrect.
What Do You Know About the Solar System?
You probably know what Mars looks like, thanks to recent headlines about the Curiosity rover (if not, take a look at the first post here).
