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3 UCLA faculty contribute to Fifth National Climate Assessment - Vimarsana News

3 UCLA faculty contribute to Fifth National Climate Assessment

Professors Aradhna Tripati, Alex Hall and Will Rafey are co-authors of the report released Tuesday by the White House.

Source: ucla.edu
Study Says Missouri Still Feeling Aftershocks from 1800's Quakes? - Vimarsana News

Study Says Missouri Still Feeling Aftershocks from 1800's Quakes?

There's a new study that is sending shockwaves (in a manner of speaking) through the geological world. It claims that Missouri is still feeling aftershocks from the historic New Madrid quakes in the early 1800's more than 200 years later.

Study finds strongest evidence yet for local sources of cosmic ray electrons - Vimarsana News

Study finds strongest evidence yet for local sources of cosmic ray electrons

Baltimore MD (SPX) Nov 15, 2023 - A new study using data from the CALorimetric Electron Telescope (CALET) instrument on the International Space Station has found evidence for nearby, young sources of cosmic ray electrons, contributi

Study Says Missouri Still Feeling Aftershocks from 1800's Quakes? - Vimarsana News

Study Says Missouri Still Feeling Aftershocks from 1800's Quakes?

There's a new study that is sending shockwaves (in a manner of speaking) through the geological world. It claims that Missouri is still feeling aftershocks from the historic New Madrid quakes in the early 1800's more than 200 years later.

Study Says Missouri Still Feeling Aftershocks from 1800's Quakes? - Vimarsana News

Study Says Missouri Still Feeling Aftershocks from 1800's Quakes?

There's a new study that is sending shockwaves (in a manner of speaking) through the geological world. It claims that Missouri is still feeling aftershocks from the historic New Madrid quakes in the early 1800's more than 200 years later.