I got my copy of Tiny Planet Mercenary in the mail today, and took some time to look through it.
Planetary Geology: An unasked for paper
My Geology class has had us researching as if we were going to do a research paper, but instead of actually writing a paper, we’re just making a presentation. But my head is bursting with things to share, so I’m writing something anyway. Continue reading “Planetary Geology: An unasked for paper”
Geojournal W13: A change will do you
When discussing climate, I have something of a handicap. I move too often. Continue reading “Geojournal W13: A change will do you”
Geojournal w12: A ridge too far.
So this week, we’re looking at mid-ocean ridges and identifying parts of those that we see. Continue reading “Geojournal w12: A ridge too far.”
Geojournal W11: Continental plate spitting? There’s a (Tec)tonic for that…
When you first heard about Pangea, did you think it’d be cool to see the continents move? Continue reading “Geojournal W11: Continental plate spitting? There’s a (Tec)tonic for that…”
Geojournal week w10 Something something clever earthquake title.
This week: Earthquakes. Are they stalking you? Continue reading “Geojournal week w10 Something something clever earthquake title.”
Geojournal W09: Take this deposit to the bank!
This week, we’re to find some instance of deposition of material, dirt, sand, silt, dust, etc, and answer some questions and speculations. Continue reading “Geojournal W09: Take this deposit to the bank!”
Geojournal W08: A story of stone.
Okay, so the assignment this week is to take the week’s vocab words, and write a story using them. Continue reading “Geojournal W08: A story of stone.”
Geojournal W07: Rocks fall, nobody dies
This week, we’re covering rockfalls, landslides, and mudflows. Continue reading “Geojournal W07: Rocks fall, nobody dies”
GeoJournal Week 6: Time: Divine and Deep
I’ve never had an issue with science having odd conflicts with religion. Continue reading “GeoJournal Week 6: Time: Divine and Deep”