Daily Field Notes #83

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Welcome to the 83th Daily Field Note! Here you find the top post of the day, one covering each scientific field that is included by Geopolis. Since these authors put a lot of effort in writing a good post they surely deserve the extra exposure.

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Science quote of the day:
"The European talks of progress because by the aid of a few scientific discoveries he has established a society which has mistaken comfort for civilisation." ~ Benjamin Disraeli

Geography: Streams And Flooding

 

Original post by moabdul123@moabdul123

Water is the most important factor sculpturing the earth's surface. Mountains rose by the activities of plate tectonics and volcanism, but are molded primarily by water. Streams valleys, level plains, move enormous weight of sediment from place to place. Floods are presumably the most widely experienced catastrophic geologic hazards. On the average, in the United States alone, floods annually take over eighty-five lives and cause well over $1 billion in property damage. Most of these floods do not make national headlines, but they are no less devastating to those affected by them...

Geology: Early evolution of the Earth - The origin of the planet Earth

 

Original post by geoestacion@geoestacion

Recent earthquakes caused by displacements of the earth's crust, together with lava from the eruption of active volcanoes, represent only the latest in a long series of events through which our planet has reached its present form and structure. The geological processes that occur within the Earth can be better understood when observed in the context of much earlier events in the history of the Earth...

Archeology: King Arthur - Who was he ?

 

Original post by zija2022@zija2022

There are probably a few people in the world that have not heard the story of the legendary King Arthur of Camelot, his wife Guinevere, the wizard Merlin and his knights of the roundtable. This story has been told over centuries and is part of British folklore. The tale of King Arthur is the medieval equivalent of Greek tales and legends like ancient heroes fighting against the greater evil. During modern times the subject was taken to the silver screen and TV screens and there were a lot of movies filmed with the theme about King Arthur some were bad some were good but this is a topic for another post.

History: Homo explorans – Voyagers Who Would Link the World

 

Original post by ravenruis@ravenruis

What drove people in the fifteenth century to look to expanding from their known boundaries into the unknown? Three countries sponsored major explorations – Spain, Portugal and England – each with different priorities. Several leading factors which helped towards the general motivation by Western countries like Spain and Portugal to want to voyage, explore and discover new lands, new trading routes and new sources of wealth. One was the outbreak of hostilities between the Ottoman and Byzantine empires and the Muslim push into parts of India, which meant great difficulties in trading for the Iberians. Crusading had not been successful either, from a Western point of view, and the Holy Lan...

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