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Partly melted rocks under Earth’s surface offer insights into what makes plate tectonics possible（图）
地球表面 板块构造 构造地质学
2023/6/26
Using seismic waves, scientists detect widespread partially molten rock hidden under the Earth’s tectonic plates in a new way, a step in settling a long-held geological debate that has big implication...
New research analyzing pieces of the most ancient rocks on the planet adds some of the sharpest evidence yet that Earth’s crust was pushing and pulling in a manner similar to modern plate tectonics at...
A new study co-led by a Cornell researcher has identified serpentinite – a green rock that looks a bit like snakeskin and holds fluids in its mineral structures – as a key driver of the oxygen recycli...
张明，Mauri McSaveney. 工程学院 Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 1 January 2018. Is air pollution causing landslides in China?
酸雨；我国西南；岩溶地区；高速；远程；滑坡；失稳
2021/10/21
2018年1月，中国地质大学工程学院张明副教授在国际权威地学期刊Earth and Planetary Science Letters上发表研究论文《Is air pollution causing landslides in China?》，论述了酸雨在我国西南岩溶地区的高速远程滑坡失稳启动过程中所起的作用。
Earth’s Tectonic Plates Are Weaker Than Once Thought, According to Research by Penn Geologists（图）
Earth’s Tectonic Plates Weaker Than Once Thought Penn Geologists
2017/10/25
No one can travel inside the earth to study what happens there. So scientists must do their best to replicate real-world conditions inside the lab.“We are interested in large-scale geophysical process...
Professor Atilla Aydin，Department of Earth System Science at Stanford University（图）
Professor Atilla Aydin Department of Earth System Science at Stanford University
2015/7/2
Professor Atilla Aydin，Department of Earth System Science at Stanford University,Education
Ph.D., Stanford University, Geology (1978)
M.S., Stanford University, Geology (1974)
B.S., Technical Unive...
Professor Mike Searle,Department of Earth Sciences at University of Oxford（图）
Professor Mike Searle Department of Earth Sciences at University of Oxford tectonic evolution of mountain belts
2014/3/10
Professor Mike Searle，Professor of Earth Sciences，My main geological interests are the tectonic evolution of mountain belts, in particular processes associated with subduction, ophiolite formation and...