livescience.com — A mountain near the Montana-Wyoming border once moved 62 miles in a half-hour in a catastrophic scenario that could be repeated elsewhere, scientists say. Rock at the summit of Heart Mountain is 250 million years older than at its base. That suggests the top and the bottom have not always been together.
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arcusofsvMay 19, 2006
That blog is s**tty and has spyware. Dont click the link if on Windows. Oh god what a POS.
ohcoasterMay 19, 2006
where's the video?
ryebryeMay 19, 2006
"Into this layer many, many dikes intruded in close sequence—such dike density is also not extremely common." Yes, I know what a dike is in the geological sense - but the long-dormant junior-high part of my brain can't fight off giggling at that sentence.
Closed AccountMay 19, 2006
No s**t, I believe you would notice a mountain moving 124 MPH (if you were there of course).
professorriffsMay 19, 2006
@ HMTKSteve:Boo. Chuck Norris stuff. So old. Next.
mrafMay 19, 2006
No No No, this can't be true. Why it takes thousands if not millions of years for a movement like this to occur. My high school science book said so! Why this could change everything! QUICK we need to cover this up or everything we know about the age of the earth and the universe could start being questioned by conservative, hoosier Christians!
cowardlydragonMay 21, 2006
Oh, okay, what was the context of the quote? Was it him taking initiative within congress to establish the internet as a formally funded and organized entity within the government? Because DARPAnet was a government project."Invented" implies he came up with TCPIP, switches, and the like. Which isn't created."Created" IN THE CONTEXT of within congress deals with regulation/funding, probably into a formalization of the Internet as an entity recognized by the government. Which he probably did do.
thinkboxMay 28, 2006
Im super CERIAL!