The Cycle of Death: What Made The Dinosaurs Die?

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Intriguingly, a similar mass extinction has ushered in the reign of the dinosaurs. Indeed, over the last 600 million years of life on earth, there seems to have been a cataclysmic change roughly every 60 to 70 million years, and smaller changes roughly every 30 million.


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As The Pacific Rim of Fire Seethes and Boils Again, Should We be Very Afraid?

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Are the recent earthquakes and tsunami in Samoa and Sumatra an indication that the entire Pacific rim is about to erupt?


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How Planet Earth Was Born

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An article about Earth.


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Landscape of Venus

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Ever wondered about the landscape of Venus. Find out about the landscape of Venus.


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What is a Lahar?

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This article discusses the real killer that accompanies a volcanic eruption.


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Mount St. Helens

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A description of how MOUNT ST. HELEN’S has erupted.


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A Lake Within a Lake, a Volcano Within a Volcano

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The smallest active volcano in the world.


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The Simple Guide to Volcanos

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The guide to volcanoes for geology rookies.


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Photomicrographs and Macro Photos of the Most Astounding Igneous Rocks

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Throughout history, the earth has been given the names of the gods. Volcanic rocks were named after the god of fire and Intrusive rocks were named after the god of the underworld.

These rocks are found all over the world, in rare form of course, stemming from a place that ignites change from within.


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Rocks and Stones

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Use and forms of rocks and stones.


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