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Nearly 70,000 in Bay Area Without Power As Winds Top 60mph, Fallen Trees Blocking Bay Bridge - Vimarsana News

Nearly 70,000 in Bay Area Without Power As Winds Top 60mph, Fallen Trees Blocking Bay Bridge

The National Weather Service wasn’t kidding about that wind advisory, as a couple hours into it, winds have topped 60 miles per hour, an estimated 70,000 in the Bay Area are without power, and PG&E and the fire department are playing whack-a-mole with downed trees and lines.

Source: sfist.com
'Police Did Nothing Vol. XXIV': Local Man Tracks Down His Own Tools Being Sold on Mission Street - Vimarsana News

'Police Did Nothing Vol. XXIV': Local Man Tracks Down His Own Tools Being Sold on Mission Street

A Vis Valley man had video of an intruder robbing his shed, followed the man to an encampment where his tools were sold, and then tracked the tools down being sold on Mission Street. But he says SFPD would not aid the investigation that he took into his own hands.

Source: sfist.com
22 San Francisco things everyone must do in 2022 - Vimarsana News

22 San Francisco things everyone must do in 2022

We’re daring to be optimistic in 2022 — believing this will really be the year we get to discover San Francisco again. Here's how to get started:

One of San Francisco's most historically ignored neighborhoods is home to a long list of hidden gem landmarks - Vimarsana News

One of San Francisco's most historically ignored neighborhoods is home to a long list of hidden gem landmarks

Tucked away in the southeastern quadrant of San Francisco is a history-rich neighborhood...

"Burial ages, ghost-rocks and karst network structure. Insights from th" by Oswald Malcles, Philippe Vernant et al. - Vimarsana News

"Burial ages, ghost-rocks and karst network structure. Insights from th" by Oswald Malcles, Philippe Vernant et al.

Abstract New burial ages of cave deposits, based on the Al/ Be cosmogenic isotope ratio technique, from three caves in the Vis Valley, located in the south-east perimeter of the “Grands-Causses” in southern France are challenging the validity of classic karstic evolution models to explain the structure and evolution of the karstic network in the region. Generally speaking, the formation of horizontal galleries at different elevations above the canyon floor is commonly used as time-markers of former regional base level positions. The burial ages obtained for the Bergougnous cave (1.2 ± 0...

Source: uow.edu.au