Category: Volcanism

June 13, 2018

Volcanoes and the products of volcanism Volcanoes shape our earth: landscapes, the air we breathe,

March 30, 2018

Version 1: “What’s that Pa?” Point it out, the “What’s that”. Ah yes, I

February 24, 2018

A peaceful morning, zephyrs, whispy clouds wrapping, scarf-like, the towering edifice that is your town’s

January 22, 2018

Mud It supports geological processes. It flows, subsides, and leads to failure, sometimes catastrophically. It

December 11, 2017

Analogies are the stuff of science. In geology, we frequently employ modern analogies of physical,

November 30, 2017

Krakatoa, 1883, and the seas shivered. The eruption, one of the largest in recorded history,

November 5, 2017

Christmas morning in New Zealand is synonymous with mid-summer barbecues at the beach, deservedly lazy

October 30, 2017

Saturday August 8, 1829, Felix Mendelssohn and his traveling companion Karl Klingemann, took a boat

August 31, 2017

Zeus, the head-honcho of assorted Greek gods, heroes, nymphs, and mortals, was chiefly the God

February 7, 2017

February in New Zealand is mid-summer and this means beaches, swimming, BBQs, and generally chilling