Kent McMillan, post: 445467, member: 3 wrote: Can you, in a nutshell, describe what you believe to be the relevance of "Mineral Specimen Mining" to se...

This plot shows the K and A indices for four different stations for the last week. I find it more useful than the 3-day estimated planetary plots alo...

Sure, Kent. The work was published. I'm sure you will immediately dismiss the work as its purpose was not to locate stones set in the distant past u...

Kent McMillan, post: 445452, member: 3 wrote: So, should we mark you down as a GPR skeptic? I've read enough about GPR to have concluded that finding ...

Well, Kent when you have no field experience in using a "black box" others will assume that you have some professional background in the field when yo...

Kent McMillan, post: 445437, member: 3 wrote: What we have are some posters who have stated that they have never found a planted stone in a 19th-centu...

Kent McMillan, post: 445421, member: 3 wrote: Yes, it's pretty clear that you feel at liberty to comment without actually engaging the subject under d...

Kent McMillan, post: 445372, member: 3 wrote: Thank you for being late to the party, Eugene. I originally posted the link to that company earlier in t...

Dave Karoly, post: 445389, member: 94 wrote: TAKE EARTH OUT OF THERE! TAKE EARTH OUT OF THERE! HOT HOT HOT!!! Calm down Dave. Think of it as a astro...

If it is crustal deformation, which is implied by the article Lee linked, then isostatic rebound will occur. It does take time for water to recharge ...

Hopefully, the deformation is an elastic response to the loading, not additional compaction of the sands and and gravels of the depleted near-surface ...

MAJOR SOLAR FLARE: On Sept. 6th at 1202 UT, sunspot AR2673 unleashed a major X9.3-class solar flare--the strongest solar flare in more than a decade. ...

Here is a photo taken on Sept. 5th of sun spot AR2673 by amateur astronomer, Phillippe Tosi, of N??mes, France with the Earth superimposed for scale. ...

Rankin,Your problem may be an undigested bit of tofu chorizo, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of underdone potato.

Hack,Is this a problem with AutoCAD Map or just after you install Carlson on top of it. I was thinking of downloading Map 2018, but will wait now.

paden,If there was a CME from today's flare, it won't likely impact the Earth until Friday and/or Saturday (depending on its velocity). Of course, we...

Since you are so inspired about using GPR to find buried stones, you should go for it Kent. The company that Mr. Tostick referenced is Exploration In...

Loyal, post: 445086, member: 228 wrote: Actually a Closing Township Corner (obviously), and YES, there is an overhang above the "+" and numerous obser...

Please, Kent. While you are looking for piles of rocks that "look old" but may not be, HC and Dave are looking among a field of rocks for that singul...