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Scientist Offers New Geological Methods To Help Determine the Cause of Two Largest Extinctions
[2/18/2010]
Dr. Sam Bowring, professor of geology at MIT, will deliver a lecture about using high-precision U-Pb geochronology to test hypotheses about the timing and cause of two of the biggest extinctions in Earth history, from 3 to 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 19, in the Baylor Science Building room D11O. A reception prior to the event will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the second floor landing. The event is hosted by the department of Geology and the Vice Provost for Research Colloquium Series.
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Dr. William Ruddiman to give talk at Baylor.
[2/2/2010]
Dr. William Ruddiman, Professor Emeritus of Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia, will deliver a lecture on Thursday, Feb. 25th, exploring his hypothesis that early farming released a significant amount of CO2 and methane prior to the Industrial Revolution that may have offset natural cooling driven by Earth's orbital variations.
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Geology 1408 students chase the Leonid Meteor Shower
[12/11/2009]
Approximately 35-40 students from Geology 1408 (Earth Science) came out at 11PM on November 16th in hopes of seeing their first meteor shower and learning something about astronomy.
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