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LONDON: Seventh International Petroleum Geology Conference launched
2007-10-16 00:25:00 This week the Geological Society (GeolSoc), Energy Institute (EI) and Petroleum Exploration Society of Great Britain (PESGB) will be jointly hosting an evening reception to launch the seventh in... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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United States Geological Survey Unit Reports 5.2 EarthQuake Occurred 930 Mi
2007-10-12 11:13:00 EQ 5.2 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - PRELIMINARY REPORT Earthquake Reported 930 Miles ENE of Bridgetown Source: USGS The United States Geological Survey (USGS) department has reported that a seismic event (earthquake) measuring 5.2 occurred 930 miles ENE of Bridgetown. If Barbadians want to provide feedback they can do by clicking this link or read a summary of what can now be called a non-event here. Thank God no impact was felt in Barbados but a little too close for comfort!
Araxan National Geological Park in China
2007-10-05 18:35:00 The photo taken on Sept. 17, 2007 shows a lake in Badain Jaran Desert of north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous region. Araxan National Geological Park opened in Badain Jaran Desert on Sept. 19. The national geological park, composed of Badain Jaran Desert, Tengger Desert and Ulan Buh Desert and other desert valleies, is the first national park featuring the geological heritages of desert in China.
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Geologist Job at PT Arutmin Indonesia - Coal Mining Company
2007-09-30 00:00:00 PT Arutmin Indonesia is a global leading company in energy coal business with mine operations and a world class coal terminal in South Kalimantan. To support its growth, the company is searching for a high potential and dynamic individual to fill the positions as:
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Annuaire inversé gratuit avec geolocalisation web 2.0
2007-09-13 17:48:00 Voilà typiquement le genre de service qui montre tout l'intérêt des mashups
MapSkip, historias geolocalizadas
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H. Court Young, Geologist, Author & Publisher.
2007-09-08 11:07:00 Promoting Awarness Through The Written Word - Books, EBooks, CD-ROMs & DVDs.
By: The Mall Blog
Konecta2 y los chat?s geolocalizados
2007-09-05 02:03:00 Me llama la atención haber descubierto dos proyectos hispanos con el mismo objetivo en tan solo una semana, el otro día hablaba de Placeak y hoy me llega un correo en el que me hablan acerca de Konecta2. Konecta2 es un proyecto de la empresa Mister-i y como podeis ver en la web ya cuenta con ...
By: Bits de negocios
Dapple is a great Geology Teaching Tool!
2007-08-29 21:41:00 http://dapple.geosoft.com/defau-lt.asp Dapple makes it easy to find and visualize massive quantities of geoscientific data available on the Internet. View geoscience data, satellite imagery, remote sensing data, geology maps, geophysical data, and many other earth data sets of interest to geoscientists. Save an earth view and share your view with colleagues. Add new Geosoft DAP and WMS servers of interest. View ...
By: Ed Tech Review
Vacancies as Geologist at West Natuna Exploration Limited
2007-08-27 00:00:00 West Natuna Exploration Limited, a dynamic international energy company is looking for a candidate, possessing leadership potential to join our multi-disciplinary exploration team, based in Jakarta, Indonesia.
¿Seguirán las Réplicas del Sismo en Pisco, Perú?: Lo Que Dice la Geología
2007-08-18 14:28:00 En esta entrada intentaré aclarar algunas dudas sobre las constantes réplicas que continúan sucediendo después del fuerte sismo que sacudió el Perú el 15 de agosto de 2007. Para información sobre los sucesos del 15 y 16 de agosto pueden consultar el artículo Fuerte Sismo en la Costa Central Peruana.Las réplicas de un sismo no son otra cosa que nuevos sismos de menor magnitud generados días, semanas o meses (y en algunos casos años) después de un sismo moderado a fuerte. Para su mejor comprensión, voy a reescribir una pequeña explicación que hice en el artículo sobre las causas del sismo:Los sismos como éste se producen por el deslizamiento de la placa de Nazca (placa oceánica) debajo de la placa Sudamericana (placa continental) en un proceso conocido como subducción. El contacto entre ambas les impide el movimiento (que es opuesto, idéntico al de una falla inversa), por lo que van acumulando energía a lo largo del tiempo, hasta que llega el momento en que esta energía se libera (sis...
¿Luces Durante el Sismo en Pisco, Perú?: Lo Que Dice la Geología
2007-08-17 23:18:00 En esta entrada intentaré aclarar algunas dudas sobre las luces que iluminaron el cielo durante el fuerte sismo que sacudió el Perú el 15 de agosto de 2007. Para información sobre los sucesos del 15 y 16 de agosto pueden consultar el artículo Fuerte Sismo en la Costa Central Peruana.Las versiones oficiales que vienen del Instituto Geofísico del Perú (IGP) afirman que se trataba de cortes del fluido eléctrico. Puedo comprender que un gran generador falle y un chispazo fuerte ilumine la zona, pero esto se vio en demasiados sitios y de forma muy similar, sobre todo en Lima, desde La Molina hasta Miraflores, pasando por el Aeropuerto Jorge Chávez y Chorrillos. Justamente me han explicado que en Chorrillos se fue la luz primero (con los chispazos correspondientes de los postes) y después se vieron las luces, por lo que quedaría descartada la teoría de los cortes de fluido eléctrico (incluso sé de alguien que vio las luces en Cusco, pero no me atrevo a darlo por cierto).En la mayoría de c...
¿Por Qué Ocurrió el Sismo en Pisco, Perú?: Lo Que Dice la Geología
2007-08-17 08:33:00 En esta entrada intentaré aclarar algunas dudas que puedan quedar sobre la causa del fuerte sismo que sacudió el Perú el 15 de agosto de 2007. Para información sobre los sucesos del 15 y 16 de agosto pueden consultar el artículo Fuerte Sismo en la Costa Central Peruana.La razón por la que el sismo fue tan largo es la misma por la que en un principio se afirmó que se trataba de 2 (hasta 3) sismos juntos. Lo cierto es que el sismo comprendió 2 procesos de ruptura. Para su mejor comprensión les explico brevemente:Los sismos como éste se producen por el deslizamiento de la placa de Nazca (placa oceánica) debajo de la placa Sudamericana (placa continental) en un proceso conocido como subducción. El contacto entre ambas les impide el movimiento (que es opuesto, idéntico al de una falla inversa), por lo que van acumulando energía a lo largo del tiempo, hasta que llega el momento en que esta energía se libera (sismo) en algún sector, al cual se conoce como área de ruptura.En este caso la en...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: The Bible on the Age of the Earth & th
2007-08-15 05:28:00 Author: Eric Subject: The Bible on the Age of the Earth & the UniversePosted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 11:28 pm (GMT -4) Is the Bible Clear About the Age of the Earth and Universe? Mark Van Bebber and Paul S. Taylor God uses a relatively large amount of space in Genesis 1 to make it very clear that He created the universe in six days. There is no mention of billions-of-years or any great period of time. However, many people still wonder whether or not the modern scientific belief that the earth and universe have existed for billions of years can be harmonized with a literal interpretation of the Bible. Most Christians have heard the argument that the word “day” in Genesis does not mean a literal 24 hour type day, but rather that the “days” represent 6 great ages of time. This is often referred to as the day-age theory. Many people have wondered whether this argument is valid. It is true, after all, that the Hebrew word for day (yom) can have several different meanings, depending...
Museum Geologi Bandung
2007-08-08 13:20:00 Museum Geologi Bandung (Bandung Museum of Geology) really impressed me when I first time visited it long time ago. It was more than 23 years ago I guess. Hence, Museum Geologi Bandung was in my must... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
1 job/day: Development Geologist (August 2, 2007)
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Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: How Old are Dinosaur Bones?
2007-07-31 03:52:00 Author: Eric Subject: How Old are Dinosaur Bones?Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 9:52 pm (GMT -4) Dinosaur Bones - Just How Old are They Really? An evolutionary dinosaur expert reveals some fascinating facts! Carl Wieland Most people think that fossil bones (of which the most well-known examples are those of dinosaurs) must be very, very old—because, after all, they have turned to stone, haven’t they? Even millions of years might, to some, not even seem long enough to allow for natural processes to gradually, molecule by molecule, replace the original substance of the bone with rock minerals. But this common picture is misleading. A recent book, co-authored by a world expert on dinosaurs, points out some things about dinosaur bones that are of great interest to creationists.1 For one thing, it says: ‘Bones do not have to be “turned into stone” to be fossils, and usually most of the original bone is still present in a dinosaur fossil.’2 Ok, but even if the actual b...
Sri Lanka to consult foreign geological experts on recent earthquakes
2007-07-24 17:17:00 Sri Lanka to consult foreign geological experts on recent earthquakes
Groundbreaking Research Changing Geological Map of Canada
2007-07-22 22:06:00 From EurekAlert! - Breaking News: Researchers exploring a remote terrain in Arctic Canada have made discoveries that may rock th...
Geologists
2007-07-22 18:19:00 Last night I dreamt some movie. I think the plot borrowed some elements from The Abyss, and at some points it also reminds me of Wes Anderson's Life Aquatic. Most action, however, takes place on the shore. A large group of scientists from all over the world are gathering in a sort of base camp on a desert near the sea. There they work and share their findings in a relaxed, hardly professional
Geologists Witness Unique Volcanic Mudflow In Action In New Zealand
2007-07-17 00:00:00 Volcanologist Sarah Fagents from the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology at the University of Hawaii at Manoa had an amazing opportunity to study volcanic hazards first hand, when a volcanic mudflow broke through the banks of a volcanic lake at Mount Ruapehu in New Zealand. Popularity: unranked [?] Read more at silkboard
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: RE: The Age of the Earth
2007-07-15 04:42:00 Author: Eric Subject: The Age of the EarthPosted: Sat Jul 14, 2007 10:42 pm (GMT -4) The Age of the Earth Dr. Kent Hovind The Age of the Earth: The Scientific Data The Bible says “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” When was the beginning? How old is this earth anyway? The textbooks are teaching the kids the earth is billions of years old. Yet if you add up the dates given in the Bible, it says about 6,000 years old. Somebody is clearly wrong. If you look in of Colossians 1, it tells us Jesus created all things. So I would bet that Jesus knows how old the earth is. And in Genesis 1, it says God created all things. So God knows how old the earth is. Jesus is God Almighty in the flesh, by the way. And Jesus said in Matthew 19:4, “Have you not read that he which made them at the beginning made them male and female.” Well, if that was the beginning then we should be able to figure out the age of the earth because it tells us in the book of Romans tha...
Concurso Fotolog de Geología
2007-07-14 08:52:00 Mi universidad, (ucn) en una verdadera catarsis de creatividad, ha lanzado un concurso sumamente llamativo, que consiste en que los participantes deben crear un fotolog, con el tema "Riesgo actual de las edificaciones habitacionales en vías aluvionales en Antofagasta?, wooow!!, que interesante, seguramente colapsará la red de tanto tráfico en los fotologs que generará este concurso, creo en oxford, princeton y harvard quedarán sorprendidas por el impresionante concurso que entrega como premio "una salida a terreno", sin especificar que quieren decir con "salida a terreno", lo cual, naturalmente me genera grandes sospechas. Esperemos que el pináculo de intelectuales de la UCN siga con su fluído proceso de consagración a los placeres de la vida intelectual con estos creativos concursos. Mejor no sigo escribiendo porque próximamente la escuela de derecho lanzará el concurso "cree un blog con el tema: Jurisprudencia del tribunal constitucional sobre el recurso de inaplicabilidad por i...
1 job/day: Structural Geologists (July 13, 2007)
2007-07-13 19:50:00 Directly from Oil Offshore Marine Jobs Job Details + Job Description: Structural Geologists - see full description by clicking on the above link.
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: Helium Gives Evidence that the Earth i
2007-07-03 04:12:00 Author: Eric Subject: Helium Gives Evidence that the Earth is YoungPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 10:12 pm (GMT -4) Blowing Old-Earth Belief Away: Helium Gives Evidence that the Earth is Young Jonathan Sarfati We’re all familiar with helium, the very light gas that makes balloons and airships float in the air. Helium has an important safety advantage—it cannot burn or explode like hydrogen. It is also a vital part of air mixtures for breathing by deep-sea divers—unlike nitrogen, it hardly dissolves in blood or lipids (fatty compounds) even at high pressures. This avoids nitrogen narcosis, where the nervous system (60% lipid) becomes saturated with nitrogen, which can make divers feel as if they had consumed one martini per 100 ft of depth. It also avoids the bends or decompression sickness, a painful and dangerous condition caused by nitrogen bubbles forming in the diver’s blood, nervous system, joints, and under the skin, if the pressure drops too fast as the diver re-surfaces. The ...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: Biblical Knowledge of Ocean Trenches
2007-06-20 01:00:00 Author: Eric Subject: Biblical Knowledge of Ocean TrenchesPosted: Tue Jun 19, 2007 7:00 pm (GMT -4) Advanced Knowledge Whadaya Expect From A Miraculous Book? For many centuries, man considered the seashore as little more than a shallow, sandy extension that went from one continent to another. Then, in 1873 a group of British scientists carrying out research in the Pacific Ocean discovered a “recess” (trench) 35,800 feet deep. A trench is a long, narrow depression in the ocean floor that looks like an enormous gash with extremely steep sides. The topography and depth of these trenches are used to distinguish them from other valleys and depressions in the oceans. Three major oceans have trenches in them, but the Pacific is most renowned for such. Extensive studies have been carried out on the Marianas Trench off the coast of Guam. In fact, several years ago a research team, using the bathyscaph Trieste, traveled almost seven miles down into one trench. The Bible, however,...
Fuzhou University resumes geology and mining specialties
2007-06-06 16:18:00 Zijin Mining College was co-founded this morning by Fuzhou University and Zijin Mining Group. This symbolizes the resumption of two specialties of geology and mining, which were suspended a couple of years ago. From this year, Zijin Mining College will recruit 40 students each for its two undergraduate programmes of resources investigation engineering and mining ...
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Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: RE: The Reliability of Our Dating Meth
2007-06-02 21:13:00 Author: Eric Subject: Radioactive Dating Method ‘Under Fire’Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 3:13 pm (GMT -4) Radioactive Dating Method ‘Under Fire’ Andrew A. Snelling In most people’s minds today, the radioactive dating of the earth’s rocks by geologists has supposedly proved that the earth is billions of years old. Yet most people really don’t know much about these radioactive dating methods. So slick and convincing are the presentations of results, particularly in glossy media and museum propaganda, that no one even bothers to question how these dating methods work, what assumptions are involved, and how reliable they are. Such questions, however, are highly relevant. The answers are not only instructive, but demolish the evolutionary geologist’s case for a 4.5-billion-year old earth. This in turn allows the evidence for a young earth and universe1 to ‘speak’ more loudly in support of the scriptural chronology of a 6,000-7,000 year age, which of course leaves no time for any ‘bi...
Geologists and engineers join to discover the lake from below
2007-05-27 06:08:00 Nevada Appeal - Santa Clara mechanical engineering student John Zevenbergen pulled his hands out of his sweatshirt pockets and adjusted his red skull cap, patting the hat's emblem, worn off a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Geologists and engineers join to discover the lake from below
2007-05-27 06:08:00 Nevada Appeal - Santa Clara mechanical engineering student John Zevenbergen pulled his hands out of his sweatshirt pockets and adjusted his red skull cap, patting the hat's emblem, worn off a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: The Shape of the Earth
2007-05-26 05:50:00 Author: Eric Subject: The Shape of the EarthPosted: Fri May 25, 2007 11:50 pm (GMT -4) What Shape is the Earth In? An Evaluation of Biblical Cosmology J. P. Holding A rather common accusation made against the Bible in skeptical circles is that it teaches a view that promulgates a "flat earth" and contains other primitive cosmological/natural data like a solid, domed sky. Here we will have a look at some of the verses commonly used to assert this position. We begin with a bit of groundwork. It should be understood that the Hebrews, like all ANE cultures, obviously lacked the scientific terminology we use to describe things today. We should not expect descriptions of "tectonic plates" or of "molten lava". On a lesser scale, we will find that the Hebrews lacked key words which would have been most useful in describing cosmological phenomena. Furthermore, we will not address certain words and verses that use "phenomenological" langu...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: The Grand Canyon & the Age of the Eart
2007-05-14 21:58:00 Author: Eric Subject: The Grand Canyon & the Age of the Earth Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 3:58 pm (GMT -4) The Grand Canyon and the Age of the Earth Ray Bohlin, Ph.D. The Age of the Earth and Genesis 1 How old is the earth? How long has this planet been here? Ask most Christians this question and you will likely receive a quick, self-assured answer. All would be well if you could count on receiving the same answer! However, some will very quickly tell you that the earth was created during creation week and can be no more than six to ten thousand years old. Other Christians will tell you, with just as much confidence, that the earth is 4.5 billion years old. This is no minor discrepancy! What adds even more to the confusion is the fact that you can find both opinions within conservative evangelical circles. You can even find both opinions within the ranks of the few Christian geologists with Ph.D.s! Let me assure you that this is just as confusing for me as it is for you. ...
Geolocalizzare le proprie foto con Sony GPS-CS1
2007-05-09 15:28:00 Si avvicina l’estate, e dovunque decidiate di andare porterete sicuramente con voi una fotocamera digitale, per scattare molte più foto di quante se ne scattavano con le macchine fotografiche tradizionali. Se oltre all’orario in cui avete catturato le vostre immagini volete ricordarne anche la posizione esatta, Sony GPS-CS1 è l’accessorio che fa per voi. Simile ad ...
C is for Chicory and Flageolet Bean Soup
2007-04-29 09:09:00 I tracked down the Scarlet Pimpernel of vegetables and found mounds of them hiding in Waitrose. They said they were grown in Britain and sported the smiley face of a farmer called Mark. So before they made a getaway, I took them home and turned them into soup.Chicory and Flageolet Bean Soup 3 chicory, cored2 cloves chopped garlic2 tablespoons olive oil1 can flageolet beans in water480 ml chicken or vegetable stock4 tablespoons half-fat creme fraicheSalt and pepper to tasteSeparate the chicory leaves and blanch in salted boiling water for 3 minutes. Meanwhile saute chopped garlic in olive oil till soft. Take out chicory with slotted spoon, roughly chop it and add it to the garlic and oil. Saute for 4 minutes on a gentle heat. Transfer to a bigger pan and add stock and heat gently. Drain your can of beans and rinse. Put aside a quarter of them. With the rest, puree them with a hand blender and add to soup. Stir and gently simmer for 15 minutes. Puree the whole soup if your child...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: RE: The Reliability of Our Dating Meth
2007-04-28 18:25:00 Author: Eric Subject: RADIOACTIVE AGE ESTIMATION METHODS Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 12:25 pm (GMT -4) RADIOACTIVE AGE ESTIMATION METHODS - Do they prove the earth is billions of years old? How old is planet Earth? There are enormous differences of opinion. The most common view is that Earth is approximately 4.5 billion years old.1 Others say it is older or younger. The lowest age defended on a scientific basis is in the 6 to 10 thousand year range. Evolutionism, of course, requires billions of years to support the plausibility of life's emergence and of subsequent Evolution from "amoeba" to man. Theoretically, Creationism remains workable within a wide range of age estimates. Scientists have proposed numerous age estimation methods. Most systems promoted by Evolutionists involve radioactivity. Various radioactive elements are involved, including Carbon-14, Uranium-238, Thorium-232, and Potassium-40. By the way, it is important to understand that most rock strata &q...
Geologists to discuss historic ice core
2007-04-27 05:48:00 TALLAHASSEE, Fla., April 26: An Antarctic core with unprecedented geological detail of the Ross Ice Shelf will be featured during a U.S. international geology meeting.
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Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: RE: The Age of the Earth
2007-04-24 06:23:00 Author: Eric Subject: Evidence for a Young World Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 12:23 am (GMT -4) Evidence for a Young World by D. Russell Humphreys, Ph.D. Here are fourteen natural phenomena which conflict with the evolutionary idea that the universe is billions of years old. The numbers listed below in bold print (usually in the millions of years) are often maximum possible ages set by each process, not the actual ages. The numbers in italics are the ages required by evolutionary theory for each item. The point is that the maximum possible ages are always much less than the required evolutionary ages, while the Biblical age (6,000 years) always fits comfortably within the maximum possible ages. Thus, the following items are evidence against the evolutionary time scale and for the Biblical time scale. Much more young-world evidence exists, but I have chosen these items for brevity and simplicity. Some of the items on this list can be reconciled with the old-age view only by making...
Geologists study history's 'big melts'
2007-04-19 19:42:00 DURHAM, England, April 19: A British study of the helium isotopic ratios from ocean island basalts has revealed several distinct episodes of growth of the Earth's crust.
By: newkerala.com
A Geologist Talks Peak Oil & Canada
2007-04-06 05:32:00 I'm always on the lookout for articles like the one below.I know that we have a choice to either stay with a major focus on using the oilsands to drive our economy or invest instead in cleaner and more sustainable forms of energy. Eventually we (and our descendants) will be left with depleted supplies of fossil fuels. It's up to us now to decide on how fast we want this to occur. It's obvious to me that the faster we extract oil from the oilsands, the faster we'll use it up, or rather the faster the United States will use it up. What's the rush? It's not going anywhere sitting in the ground, except for maybe up in value.I like to focus on solutions. The problem is that our economy is driven by the destruction/development of the oil sands. The development of oilsands is causing massive greenhouse gas emissions (in turn contributing to global warming), illnesses due to pollution, ecological degradation, and is attached to other unresolved issues.The solution starts with ending g...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: RE: Fossil Records & Evolution
2007-04-06 05:27:00 Author: Eric Subject: Does the Fossil Record Support Evolution? Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 10:27 pm (GMT -5) Argument: The Fossil Record Supports Evolution by Jonathan Sarfati, with Michael Matthews First published in Refuting Evolution 2 Chapter 8 This chapter discusses the fossil record, how interpretations are strongly influenced by one’s assumptions, how it lacks the transitional forms evolution predicts, and discusses in detail some of the common evolutionary claims. Note: the human fossil record is not covered in this chapter, but in chapter 12. Evolutionists say, ‘Paleontologists have found many examples of transitional fossils for creatures such as birds, whales, and horses.’ The fossil record: prediction of evolution? Scientific American claims that the placement of fossils in the geologic record was predicted by evolution and is strong evidence for it. But it can’t even keep the ‘facts’ straight. But one should not—and does not—find modern human fos...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: RE: Fossil Records & Evolution
2007-04-06 05:23:00 Author: Eric Subject: More Supporting Evidence Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 10:23 pm (GMT -5) What does the Fossil Record Teach Us About Evolution? What does the fossil record really teach concerning the theory of evolution? Do the fossils demonstrate the progression from simple structures to complex organisms? The following facts need to be considered: Abrupt appearance of animals All the different, basic kinds of animals appear abruptly and fully functional in the strata - with no proof of ancestors. "Evolution requires intermediate forms between species and paleontology does not provide them." (David Kitts, paleontologist and Evolutionist) Darwin was embarrassed by the fossil record. It contains no proof for macroevolution of animals. Plants appear abruptly, too Evolutionist Edred J.H. Corner: "… I still think that to the unprejudiced, the fossil record of plants is in favor of special creation." (Evolution in Contemporary Thought, 1961, p.9...
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Geología...
2007-04-05 02:52:00 Jean-Michel BasquiatGeologíaToda nuestra infancia debe ser imaginada de nuevo.Gaston Bachelard.De pequeñaprobablemente pensara que la geologíaera la ciencia que enseñaba a vivir en la tierra.Geo, tierra, Logía, ciencia. Era razonable, y desde entonces Yo voy a ser geóloga cuando sea grande, informaba,como quien dice voy a averiguar solalo que nadie me sabe contar,voy a clasificar todos los géneros de dolor que conozco como si fueran piedras.?Tal vez en los manuales ?me decía?entre fallas y estalactitas aparezca en una fotoyo con mi disfraz de exploradory en una nota al pie, esta descripción:nena de piedra hallada en una cuevamuy al norte, casi escondida, el cuerpo cubierto de palabras talladas,por el tiempo transcurrido, incomprensibles. Claudia Masin-Argentina
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Fisgonia, Geolocalizando Webcams
2007-03-31 04:23:00 Fisgonia es un mashup sobre Google Maps que nos permite ver cámaras web localizadas por todo el mundo, incluso podemos encontrar algunas que están desprotegidas y que podremos mover a voluntad desde la web. Todas las cámaras están clasificadas dentro de 11 categorías como ciudades, playas, naturaleza, etc. También, podemos ver las ultimas webcams incluidas e ...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: RE: The Gap Theory
2007-03-24 19:07:00 Author: Eric Subject: The Gap Theory - Part B Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2007 1:07 pm (GMT -5) The Gap Theory - Part B by P. Gadsby The interpretation of Genesis 1:1-2, as it applies to the Gap (Ruin-Reconstruction) Theory, revolves around four major points: 1. The alleged (by Gap Theorists) difference in meaning between the Hebrew verbs BaRa' (" to create") and aSah ("to do", "make", etc.). Gap Theorists say that 'aSaH cannot mean "to create" and so therefore Exodus 20:11 which speaks of Gods "making" ('aSaH) everything in six days must refer not original creation but a supposed re-creation (described Gen. 1:2ff). 2. The grammatical relationship of Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2. Gap Theorists affirm that the grammar allows, or even requires, a chronological hiatus between the events described by these two verses. 3. The translation of HaYeTHah in Genesis 1:2. Proponents of the Ruin-Reconstruction Theory translate: "the ...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: The Gap Theory
2007-03-24 18:42:00 Author: Eric Subject: The Gap Theory Posted: Sat Mar 24, 2007 12:42 pm (GMT -5) The Gap Theory - Part A Problems & Inconsistencies by Ken Ham There have been many attempts to harmonize or combine the Genesis account of the creation with orthodox "modern" geology—e.g. theistic evolution and progressive creation. The gap theory is an early and significant attempt by Christian theologians to explain the apparent short scale of world history found in Genesis, in order to reduce or remove conflict with the popular belief that geologists since 1700 have provided undeniable evidence that the world is exceedingly old (currently estimated at 4.5 billion years). In W.W. Fields’ book, Unformed and Unfilled, p. 40, he writes, 'One of the men who is perhaps most responsible for the origin and popularity of the gap theory is Thomas Chalmers (1780-1847), a famous theologian of Scotland, and founder of the Free Church of Scotland.' The most academic defense of the gap the...
OneGeology: Mapa Geológico Global
2007-03-14 18:35:00 BBC Mundo anuncia el lanzamiento de OneGeology, un proyecto del Servicio Geológico Británico (BGS) que consiste en la elaboración de un solo mapa geológico para el mundo, uniendo los mapas de todos los países posibles. Este proyecto forma parte de las actividades a realizarse por el Año Internacional del Planeta Tierra 2008 (IYPE 2008). Más sobre la noticia:Bajo el nombre de OneGeology, el proyecto reunirá todo lo que se sabe de lo que existe bajo nuestros pies y lo presentará en un portal de Internet. Científicos de 55 países serán liderados por los investigadores del Equipo Geológico Británico (BGS, por sus siglas en inglés). Se espera que el sitio ofrezca datos de toda la tierra a una escala de 1:1.000.000. "Tenemos actualmente un problema de accesibilidad", dijo Ian Jackson, el líder del proyecto OneGeology del BGS. "Sabemos que algunos de esos datos existen, pero no siempre está claro dónde están, y algunos de ellos están todavía en formato papel. Queremos hacer disponibles los...
Geology, Geography, & Archaeology :: Origin of the Oceans
2007-03-06 21:40:03 Author: Eric Subject: Origin of the Oceans Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 3:05 pm (GMT -5) Origin of the Oceans by Frank Sherwin, M.A. Secular scientists are unclear as to the origin of anything: the universe, our solar system, the earth, the oceans, or the creatures that inhabit the oceans. Where did the oceans come from according to evolutionists? Baby boomers may remember this "just-so story" described in the popular Time-Life book series (that includes a veiled swipe at the Biblical explanation while bowing to naturalism). Finally the day came when the falling raindrops did not hiss away in steam, but stayed to start filling the crevices and corners of the naked planet. Then it rained, and the accumulation of the seas began. The accumulation did not take place (in the opinion of modern geologists) through "the greatest deluge of all time" that has so often been described. So far as anyone can tell, it may merely have rained as it rains today. Nature ...
Plazes.com - Geolocation Community
2007-03-02 21:35:01 Here's a rare rave review - I found Plazes (it's a startup from Germany) as a plugin through Netvibes - it's a unique mashup that tracks peoples' whereabouts by geocoding where their laptop is or via their cell phone. Plazes has dual utility - it tracks where your contacts are in real time, but it also allows users to add favorite destinations - wifi hotspots, coffee shops, railroad stations, offices - they can inhabit. My hang out is Javaholics coffee shop, I call this "Plaze" my home. Here is a snapshot of Javaholics (the X) with other Plazes added by users: When I'm out, I can SMS Plazes.com to set my location via GPS. Centered in my new location, I can use Plazes mashup to locate the free wifi, coffee shop or gas stations in the area. Furthermore, users can comment on the locations - bad coffee? history of the building? Finally, I can invite contacts and monitor where they are in real time. Here's a map of where all the Plazes users in San Francisco are on March 1 at 11...
Geologically Yours
2007-02-26 23:11:00 For some reason, I just can't get excited about rocks. I am very interested in what we can learn about Earth's history from the geologic record, but I have so far failed in my attempts at generating interest in actually studying rocks. At first I thought it might be an issue of timescales (since rocks don't "do" anything in an observable timescale), but this couldn't be it--after all, I did my undergraduate work in astrophysics, where the timescales are so large they sometimes become incomprehensible. Perhaps familiarity adds to this; I see rocks almost every day, but I only see a planetary nebula if I look through a telescope or find pictures other astronomers have already taken. Whatever the reason, I want to care about rocks, but I haven't been able to yet.Maybe the Death Valley field trip in two weeks will help change this. Or maybe I just don't have a geologist's heart. |
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