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The Geology and Climatology of Yucca Mountain and Vicinity, ...
Fridrich (1999) linked the eastern border of the Crater Flat domain (the gravity
fault) to an inferred dextral fault, the Yucca Wash fault, that follows the axis of
Yucca Wash (Figs. 3, 8, 9; Fridrich, 1999, p. 173). The eastern domain boundary
is ...
John S. Stuckless, Robert A. Levich, 2007
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Taking Out North Korea's Super Missile: (The Axis of Evil & ...
Asexy female voice announced, 'Center of gravity fault! Center of gravity fault!
Fuel transfer system! Fuel transfer system!' Stewart yelled,“Wake up,damnit! We'
relosing it! Ourangle's been wrong foralongtimenow!We're goin' downever so
slowly ...
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
The second type of gravity fault, which occurs beneath the middle and outer shelf,
is characterized by much smaller offsets of Quaternary deposits and the seabed
than the first type and includes many growth faults having long histories of ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1988
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U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
A north-northwest-striking buried fault on the west side of the Striped Hills, known
colloquially as the "gravity fault." Structurally high pre-Tertiary rocks near Hampel
Hill. A gravity low on the southeastern margin of the Timber Mountain domain ...
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Cenozoic Basins of the Death Valley Region
The east boundary of Crater Flat basin against the Rock Valley domain probably
is a large concealed down-to-the-west fault known as the Gravity fault (Winograd
and Thordarson. l975). which is interpreted based on large coincident ...
Lauren Albert Wright, Bennie Wyatt Troxel, 1999
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Bulletin of the Geological Society of America
... 40th Parallel24 According to this view, the main range is a monocline dipping
eastward and cut off on the west by a profound normal or gravity fault. Small
transverse normal faults with a general cast-west trend served to account for
sudden ...
Geological Society of America, 1910
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Exploring Mercury: The Iron Planet
Another term for this type of fault is gravity fault because the maximum stress is
vertical and due to the force of gravity acting on the rocks. Often this type of fault
forms troughs where a section of the crust slides downward between two ...
Robert G. Strom, Ann L. Sprague, 2003
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Proposed 1985 Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Lease Sale ...
... area several active faults appear to be present within the unconsolidated
sedimentary section. A gravity fault appears to exist at the boundary of the outer
Blake Plateau and the top of the Continental Slope between 31° and 32° N.
latitudes.
Every- thing wrong with the world was all gravity's fault. The little girl had never
seen a physics textbook and she didn't know who Isaac Newton was, but she was
once in- formed that the thing preventing her from jumping the gulch on her bike ...
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The Solid Earth: An Introduction to Global Geophysics
(c) A normal fault, dip-slip fault, normal-slip fault, tensional fault, gravity fault;
generally, 45 «5 < 90 . (d) A thrust fault, dip-slip fault, reverse-slip fault, reverse
fault, compressional fault; often, 0 <K < 45 . Arrows show the slip vector, the
relative ...
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Desert Oasis Water Source Traced Back to Nuclear Test Site
According to LiveScience, the new research shows that Gravity Fault, the fault line acting as a conduit for the water, links the Ash Meadow oasis ... «Treehugger, Jun 10»
Water Source Discovered for Desert Oasis near Death Valley
... from the north to the south through an underground crack in the Earth's crust known as the Gravity Fault, which acts as a guide for the water. «LiveScience.com, Jun 10»
