Where do Minerals Come From & How are They Used?
Minerals are all around us and make up components in many every day objects. Learn where minerals like vanadium, beryllium and aquamarine come from …
Continue ReadingMinerals are all around us and make up components in many every day objects. Learn where minerals like vanadium, beryllium and aquamarine come from …
Continue ReadingRocks and minerals are some of the most fascinating and valuable resources known to man. We will examine what they are a little more closely as well …
Continue ReadingMarine sediments represent sinks for heavy metal contamination. Creatures such as marine bivalves (oysters and mussels) feed on sediments and so can …
Continue ReadingEvery year, for those lucky enough to experience it, between late September and early November trees undergo a process of change that is both …
Continue ReadingWhat seems to be the problem with radon that the US. Surgeon General ranks it as the second leading cause of lung cancer? There are warnings about …
Continue ReadingFrom the Gobi desert to the highest point of Mount Everest in the Himalaya’s, China is a beautiful country. The various landform types of China …
Continue ReadingFossils transport us to the days when dinosaurs roamed the earth. They are the historical and scientific evidence that dinosaurs, plants and sea life …
Continue ReadingHeadlands are prominent features on many coastlines throughout the world that are characterized by high cliffs and sea water surrounding them on three …
Continue ReadingThe earth has a cyclic pattern to climate over geological time oscillating between ice ages and temperate periods. Glaciers are a remnant of the last …
Continue ReadingEver wonder how a mighty river came into being and where and what its original source is? A river system entails a whole lot more than just the river …
Continue ReadingThe entire Great Lakes Basin and the Niagara River are part of the Ice Age. This “fossil water” is less than one percent renewed water on an annual …
Continue ReadingHuge columns of rock jut out of the ocean, close to shore. What are they? These pillars of stacked rock are known as sea stacks. What are the most …
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