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Earth Structure

News and Events

Project Mohole: Drilling to the Moho

National Academy of Sciences

Are there nuclear reactors at Earth's core?

A Modest Proposal to Probe the Core

SpaceRef Daily

Current Science News

Research

Earthquake Research at the U.S. Geological Survey

Ongoing research on crustal structure, seismology, and earthquake hazards.

Google - Research database allows searching of the scholarly literature.

Related Modules

Plate Tectonics I

Waves and Wave Motion

People

Inge Lehmann
© Bruce Bolt

Inge Lehmann

Andrija Mohorovicic

Andrija Mohorovicic

Further Exploration

The Sound of Seismic

J. Louie at the Univ. of Nevada, Reno, offers speeded-up recordings of earthquakes as MP3s.

Earthquake Hazards Program at the U.S. Geological Survey

Find information about current and past earthquakes; explore current methods and research.

Resources

Visionlearning Glossary

An alphabetical glossary of relevant scientific terms.

Classics

Seismology in the Days of Old

Journey to the Center of the Earth

An online version of Jules Verne's classic.

Experiment

Use Seismograms to Locate an Earthquake

UCLA Geology Labs On-line

External Resources

The Earth: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)

Naked Earth: The New Geophysics

Other Recommended Products

Visionlearning Resources

Quotes

Descend into the crater of Yocul of Sneffels, which the shade of Scartaris caresses, before the kalends of July, audacious traveler, and you will reach the center of the earth. I did it.

Jules Verne,
1828 - 1905

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