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An Interview with Geologist Jay Quade - Tools of Time

Monday, March 21st, 2005

Geology is like forensic work; it requires time, patience, and the right tools. To the layperson, rock sedimentary layers sometimes seem to blur together. The geologist uses common sense to determine how each [...]


An Interview with Geologist Jay Quade - Geology, Famine and War

Monday, March 21st, 2005

Embarking on a geology expedition might sound exciting or boring, depending on your interests. However, there is more going on behind the scenes than just scientific research. Sometimes scientists find themselves [...]


“Lost City”

Sunday, March 20th, 2005

The structures, one of them 18 stories high, stick out from the summit of a mountain. The denizens survive on hydrogen and methane. Future city in Iceland? Alien civilization on another planet?
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SMART-1 Begins Exploration of the Moon

Sunday, January 9th, 2005

It might seem to be old news, but our own Moon has got a lot left to tell us. The European Space Agency’s probe SMART-1 successfully used its experimental ion drive engine to [...]


Tsunami 2004

Tuesday, December 28th, 2004

Tectonic activities create beautiful landforms that can be captured by cameras (like many of the images found in The Frontier Channel’s planetary science entries) but on a planet teeming with life forms such [...]


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