Late Quaternary geomorphology and soils in Crater Flat, Yucca Mountain area, southern Nevada Frederick F. Peterson Emeritus Professor of Soil Science, University of Nevada, Reno, NevadaJohn W. Bell Nevada Bureau o

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• Pedology
• Soil
• Amargosa Desert
• Deserts
• Soil horizon
• Crater Flat
• Desert pavement
• Duripan
• Brown earth
• Humus
• Ped
• Cone

Ice Deposition and Loss in an Impact Crater in Utopia Basin First, the crater is no longer deep and bowl like: it is shallow and generally flat across its interior, indicating it has been filled with

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Background Since the establishment of the Nevada Test Site (now known as the Nevada National Security Site – NNSS) in 1951, thousands of people from around the world continue to visit this vast outdoor laboratory. Larg

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• Frenchman Flat
• Operation Plowshare
• Sedan Crater
• Nuclear weapon
• National Atomic Testing Museum
• Nuclear explosion
• Operation Teapot
• Nuclear proliferation
• Pahute Mesa
• Nevada
• Nevada Test Site
• Nevada National Security Site

Chapter 11 Quaternary Faulting on the Northern Crater Flat Fault By Jeffrey A. Coe Contents

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• Fault
• Ped
• Clastic rock
• Imbrication
• Soil
• Geology
• Sedimentology
• Structural geology

Volcanoes on Mercury • Mercury appears to be geologically dead and is heavily cratered. There are no large volcanoes like Mars’ Olympus Mons, but there are many smooth, flat plains with few craters

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• Mercury
• Olympus Mons
• Caloris Basin
• Volcano
• MESSENGER
• Impact crater
• Io
• Geology of solar terrestrial planets
• Volcanism on Mars
• Geology
• Planetary science
• Shield volcanoes

Introduction

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• Nuclear technology
• Nevada
• Craters
• Subsidence crater
• Nuclear warfare
• Yucca Flat
• Nuclear weapons
• Underground nuclear testing
• Nevada National Security Site
• Nuclear tests
• Nevada Test Site
• Nye County
• Nevada