South Atlantic Anomaly and South Georgia Magnetic Observatory Why is BGS re-establishing a magnetic observatory on South Georgia? The South Georgia observatory will plug a significant gap in the globa
The British Geological Survey is a part of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and is its principal supplier of national capability in geoscience. It advances understanding of the structur
British Geological Survey ICELAND OBSERVATORY, September the 14th 2011: Virkisjökull Margin- sightseeing and sampling, Dr Jez Everest The margin of the glacier has changed massively, even since our l
www.bgs.ac.uk/opengeoscience A free service where you can view maps, download photographs and other information. Use OpenGeoscience material free-of-charge for non-commercial private study, research a
The construction project started in December 2007, was occupied by BGS staff in May 2009 and is due to be officially opened on the 25th June 2009. The William Smith Building (WSB) is the newest additi
The British Geological Survey nears completion of the first geological survey of Lake Windermere in the British Lake District. The resulting map will allow scientists to understand how the lake evolve
Intervie with Dr Colm Jordan, Earth and Planetary Observation and Monitoring Team leader, British Geological Survey (BGS) at the UK Space Conference 2011.
iGeology is a new free iPhone App that lets you take a geological map of Britain with you wherever you go to help you learn about the rocks beneath your feet. And with the phone's GPS, you'll know exa
A description of what the Digimap service offers to Higher and Further Education. It also covers some of the benefits that the service has for the wider community and details some interesting uses peo
LONDON (AP) — British scientists have found scores of fossils the great evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin and his peers collected but that had been lost for more than 150 years. Dr. Howard Falcon
Second part of the Charnia films about the Charnia Fossil (Charnia masoni) discovered in Leicestershire (UK) in 1957, recognised as one of the world's oldest fossils. The second Charnia film includes
Music commissioned to celebrate the 11th International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences. Performed at the Playfair Library, Edinburgh July 13th, 2011. Soundtrack written and performed by Mary Ann
Video explaining magnetic pole reversals and their likely effects on us. Tweet it: bit.ly or even FB it: on.fb.me For more information see: The Earths magnetic field: hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu cse
"By J Bukits The earthquake of the 22 September 2002 occurred at 23:53 UTC (23 September 2002, 00:53 GMT), with an epicentre 3 km northwest of Dudley, West Midlands. The instrumental magnitude was det
British Geological Survey video compares the magnitude of the recent Japan, New Zealand and Haiti earthquakes. BGS geologist says today's Japan earthquake was 8000 time stronger that this years New Ze
Wolf Minerals is developing the Hemerdon Open pit tungsten and tin project located in Devon, UK. The Hemerdon tungsten resource is regarded by the British Geological Survey as the fourth largest in th
