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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 2001

Page

4

Glacial melt prompts brief Mount Rainier geologic alarm

Glacial melt on Mount Rainier caused a two foot rise in the Nisqually River and a brief debris flow that closed Paradise Highway for hours. Geologists ruled out a true glacial outburst and attributed the event to excess meltwater from the Kautz glacier amid hot weather. No earthquakes were detected and Paradise Highway reopened by morning. scientists expect possible small rises in the coming days. Mount Rainier stands 14,410 feet and last erupted in the 1840s.

Mount Rainier Nisqually Washington Nisqually River Ed Klimasauskas Volcanic Observatory Vancouver Wash Kautz Klimasauskas van Trump Park Tacoma Rainier Paradise Highway United States

Earthlike system around Big Dipper star hints at habitable zone

Astronomers report two gas giants orbiting 47 Ursae Majoris in nearly circular paths, suggesting a clear inner region that could host Earth-like planets. Scientist Debra Fischer notes this system most closely resembles our own, with potential habitable zones despite the distant gas giants.

Debra Fischer University of California At Berkeley Mars Jupiter Fischer Earth

Researcher revives mars-sized impact moon theory

The study argues the moon formed from debris after a Mars-mass asteroid struck Earth off-center, reviving a mid-1970s idea. Canup and Asphaug contend a smaller, off-center impact suffices, avoiding the need for a second large collision and challenging prior theories of a giant single impact or co-formation.

Moon Earth Mars Robin Camp Canup Southwest Research Institute Boulder Colo Erik Asphaug University of California, Santa Cruz Nature

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