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UO geologist explores the science that explains a Greek myth

Linked faults explain ancient mythology, aid plans for world’s longest suspension bridge

UO geologist unpacks the science that explains a Greek myth

Linked faults explain ancient mythology, aid plans for world’s longest suspension bridge

Greek Mythology Impacts World's Longest Suspension Bridge

A monster and a child of Greek gods may impact this technological marvel.

Linked faults explain ancient mythology and inform plans for world's longest suspension bridge

University of Oregon researchers solve a Colorado River mystery

 E-Mail IMAGE: The herringbone pattern seen in cross-bedded carbonate sands in the Bouse Formation, University of Oregon researchers conclude, is the result of the classic back-and-forth movement of water unique to ocean. view more  Credit: Photo by Rebecca Dorsey EUGENE, Ore. Dec. 17, 2020 A team led by University of Oregon geologist Rebecca Dorsey has published two papers that provide new insights into the origins of the Colorado River, using data from ancient sedimentary deposits located east of the San Andreas fault near the Salton Sea in Southern California. The papers, led by former master s student Brennan O Connell and doctoral candidate Kevin Gardner, respectively, present evidence that the now desert landscape of the river s lower valley was submerged roughly 5 million to 6 million years ago under shallow seas with strong, fluctuating tidal currents that flowed back and forth along the trajectory of the present-day river.

Researchers solve a Colorado River mystery