Sentences with phrase «ages of rock formations»
Determining the relative ages of rock formations.
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Unlike a lot of the upper Midwest, which has a boring, homogenous landscape because of the glacial drift during the last ice age, this region has cliffs and rock formations.
The mudball hypothesis is testable, he adds, by searching for a «dust signal» in rock formations of the appropriate age.
Thomas Sisson of the survey's division in Menlo Park, California, mapped subtle variations in the composition of rock formations and divined their ages by dating radioactive minerals.
The left dentary, or lower jaw bone, of the new titanosaurian dinosaur Mansourasaurus shahinae as it was found in rock of the Upper Cretaceous - aged (approximately 80 million - year - old) Quseir Formation of the Dakhla Oasis, Egypt.
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Spend the day on an excursion in and around the canyons of Río Blanco — a wild, arid landscape of hot springs and age - old rock formations.
Witness stunning Oak Creek Canyon, one of the most scenic drives in the U.S., and stop in Sedona, a thriving center of New Age set in massive red - rock formations.
Anyway, I like the way Roberta Smith wrote in her New York Times review of your Stone Age Paintings show in 2007, «Crisp shapes and negative silhouette often evoke prehistoric goddess statues, rock formations, or ceramic vessels.»
Fracking (hydraulic fracturing) rock fracturing with pressurized liquid creating cracks in deep - rock formations through which shale gas, oil, tight gas and brine will flow more freely... major part of the Golden Age of Gas
When it became clear that gas companies were successfully tapping the largest such rock formation in North America, the Marcellus shale, in December 2007, Pennsylvania State University geologist Terry Engelder did the calculations based on 54,000 square miles (14 million hectares) of rock he gauged to be the right geological age for gas prospecting.