Earth Science - earthquakes and related matters

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How many times have we heard of this sort of thing happening?	15 Dec 2006 01:47 GMT	10
Geothermal test halted after quake http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16128362/ Updated: 7:19 p.m. ET Dec 9, 2006 ZURICH, Switzerland - Engineers halted an experiment to extract geothermal
Big X-9 sun flare in low activity period	12 Dec 2006 07:20 GMT	2
Some people think Solar flares are sometimes precursors of Earthquakes. I do not know, but such huge emissions of mass/energy they have a potential to disrupt balance, don't they? http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/061205_solar_flare.html
Big X-9 sun flare in low activity period	12 Dec 2006 07:18 GMT	10
Some people think Solar flares are sometimes precursors of Earthquakes. I do not know, but such huge emissions of mass/energy they have a potential to disrupt balance, don't they? http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/061205_solar_flare.html
For Aidan Karley: JC Maxwell	08 Dec 2006 22:56 GMT	3
James Clerk Maxwell http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/BirthplaceMaps/Places/Edinburgh.html Look for linefeeds. You are Scotish? Right?
A-okay after Hawaii earthquake - shaken, not stirred	07 Dec 2006 21:41 GMT	23
That was some earthquake this morning . . . all is well . . . shaken, not stirred. Namaste, and Aloha from Hawaii,
Laying Cable over Oceanic Spreading Ridges	07 Dec 2006 16:02 GMT	11
How do you lay cable across the Atlantic Ocean spreading ridges? Could the original trans Atlantic cable have been broken because it crossed a spreading ridge?
Road of Death	05 Dec 2006 11:14 GMT	2
Hi All. Here are some pictures of a road in Bolivia. It is called "The Road of Death" and as you can see it is well named. They were sent to me by Petra. Have no idea where she got them from, but one thing for sure. There is no way you could ever get her to go on that
The Swiss Indeed Vidale!	05 Dec 2006 05:33 GMT	7
Well John, I see your buddy Jordan's group is doing a presentation at AGU, no surprise there, but I think it's funny because you said you should warn me that the Swiss were coming. How funny. I absolutely love Stefan
Predicting the Timing of Major Earthquakes	03 Dec 2006 20:08 GMT	3
http://www.ng2000.com/news.php?tp=earthquakes Forecasting when a major earthquake will erupt -- within a window of two to three years -- could be possible, based on mathematical studies by researchers at UC Davis, Boston University and the University of Western
"peculiarities of surface wave propagation across central Eurasia"	03 Dec 2006 15:07 GMT	1
could someone please help me out with a copy of the paper "peculiarities of surface wave propagation across central Eurasia" by Levshin et. al.? tyvm in advance