Ore Geology book
Book Ore Geology, published recently by the British publishing house IntechOpen in London, whose editor is Dr.
Book Ore Geology, published recently by the British publishing house IntechOpen in London, whose editor is Dr.
Carinthia is also a geological view of the border area. From Lesachtal in the west to the Jauntal in the east, the periadriatic seam stretches. A fault line in the rock that was formed in the course of Earth's history. Since 2014, research has been conducted in the obiro caves. The goal is the earthquake prediction.
Mineralogy book published recently by the British publishing house IntechOpen in London, whose editor is Dr. Miloš René from the Department of Geochemistry of the IRSM of the CAS, includes thirteen chapters that discuss the methodology of specific mineralogical methods, the composition of minerals from different igneous rocks, and the composition of minerals from different sedimentary rocks.It contains detailed mineralogical studies from Africa, Asia, and Europe. Chapters present different scientific mineralogical methods and detailed descriptions of miner.
Book Geochemistry, published recently by the British publishing house IntechOpen in London, whose main editor is Dr. Miloš René from the Department of Geochemistry of the IRSM of the CAS, includes fourteen chapters that discuss the chemical composition of various rock complexes, their structural evolution, methodology of specific geochemical methods (isotopic geology), using of geochemical methods for exploration of mineral deposits, structural geology, stratigraphy and lithology.
For decades, spelunkers have flocked to the flooded caverns of the Czech Republic’s Hranice Abyss, which stretches farther below ground than any other freshwater cave system. Now, a scientific campaign to the cave has revealed it is 1 kilometer deep, more than twice as deep as previously thought. The researchers also say the abyss formed as groundwater seeped down from the surface, not as water percolated up, as previously believed—a finding that could call into question the origin of other deep caves.
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A manual aimed to help assess natural risks in high mountains, mainly in areas with glaciers and permanently frozen soil, has been issued by an international scientific team including experts from the Czech Academy of Sciences...
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Icarus journal (the Elsevier journal of planetary sciences)
VesmÃr journal 90, (268-271), 2011/5