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The
Complex World along Mid-Ocean Ridges
The life forms living at hydrothermal vents are affected everyday by the
complex geology of these seafloor systems. Scientists are taking a multidisciplinary
approach to understand this interchange.
Deborah Hassler, Liz Goehring and Charles
Fisher |
Minerals
on Land, Minerals in the Sea
An economic geologist recounts what ancient hydrothermal systems
and modern ones can say about each other.
Steven Scott |
Technology:
Lighting the Mysteries of the Abyss
High-tech filming of mid-ocean ridges is shedding new light on some curious
features.
Christina Reed |
Coming
Soon...
Later this month: Lighting
the Mysteries of the Abyss,
A Year in the Sausage Factory
January: Research
at the poles
February: Geology underground
Announcing
Energy
Notes: Read this month's energy notes
and link to a new archive of past energy numbers!
Students: Read our special
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Legacy
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