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Repeated Coseismic Uplift Above the Patton Bay Splay Fault, Alaska

Repeated Coseismic Uplift Above the Patton Bay Splay Fault, Alaska
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United statesMontague islandMiddleton islandPatton bayDaniel melnickJournal of geophysical researchGeophysical researchWilliams soundSolid earthAssociate editor

Tsunami sands help scientists assess Cascadia earthquake models

Tsunami sands help scientists assess Cascadia earthquake models
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United statesSalmon riverAlan nelsonEjason padgettJournal of geophysical researchGeophysical researchEarth surfaceCascadia subduction zonePacific northwestNorthern californiaVancouver islandPaul la selleSeanpaul la selle

There Are Winds Blowing On Pluto, Driven by Frozen Nitrogen

There Are Winds Blowing On Pluto, Driven by Frozen Nitrogen
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United statesAmes research centerTanguy bertrandLorenzo ken kremerNorgay monteNorgay montesTenzing montesClyde tombaughHillary montesJournal of geophysical researchTombaugh regioNew horizonsSputnik planitiaLead authorGames researchResearch center

Dessler 2010: How to call vast amounts of data spurious « JoNova

Dessler 2010: How to call vast amounts of data spurious « JoNova
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Garth paltridgeRod smithJohn cookAndy desslerJournal of geophysical researchGlobal radiosonde archiveGeophysical researchApplied climatology

The Earth s changing, irregular magnetic field is causing headaches for polar navigation

The Earth s liquid molten outer core, composed mostly of iron and nickel, exerts an electromagnetic field extending from the north and south pole that protects the planet from harmful solar particle radiation.

United statesArthurf thurnauYining shiMark moldwinUniversity of michiganUniversity of michigan climateSpace sciencesEuropean space agencyJournal of geophysical researchEuropean space agency technical university of denmarkInternational geomagnetic reference fieldEuropean spaceTechnical universityGeophysical researchMichigan climateSpace science