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Feb 11: Jeff Meyer, Prescott College: "Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii: How it Works and the Events of 2018 "
Upcoming Events
The Central Arizona Geology Club meets on the second Tuesday of the month at the Prescott Library at 6:00 pm.
Jan 14, 2020: Steve Maslansky, geologist: "If Rocks Could Talk: The Incredible Journey of an Arizona Mineral Specimen"
Mar 10: Joe Cook, Arizona Geological Survey: "Identifying and Mapping Landscapes in Arizona"
April 14: Bill Parker, Pertified Forest National Park (no topic yet)
May 12, Steve Semken, Arizona State University: "The ASU Virtual Geologic Field Trips"
About the Club
- Central Arizona Geology Club
- Prescott, AZ, United States
- The Central Arizona Geology Club is a friendly group of people, both geologists and non-geologists, who get together monthly (except in summer) to hear a speaker and to share discoveries and ideas (show and tell time). We also try to have periodic field trips to areas of geologic interest. We have no dues.
1 comment:
I recently have had the thought that due to plate tectonics and the lava that pushes the plates that the earth must be constantly expanding. Does that make any sense?
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