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My name is Joshua Hedlund. Welcome to the Joshua Science blog. I keep these posts separate from my main blog because they involve topics would be considered "boring" to most of my family, friends, and general readers. I'm a data junkie and statistics nerd who also happens to have a insatiable desire to understand the world, so sometimes when I come across publicly available data about earthquakes, ice levels, tornadoes, and more, I like to analyze that data and present my findings here.Categories
- Climate Change (1)
- Earthquakes (10)
- Flooding (7)
- Sea Ice (7)
- Tornadoes (2)
- Uncategorized (1)
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Recent Science Posts
- Southeast Missouri Earthquake – February 2012
- Top 10 Earthquakes of 2011
- New Madrid Fault Activity – November 2011 Update
- Oklahoma Earthquake Activity 2011
- Arctic Ice 2011 – September Update
- New Madrid Fault Activity – September 2011 Update
- Arctic Sea Ice 2011 – August 2011
- Arctic Sea Ice 2011 – July Update
- Missouri River Flooding – June 2011
- Mississippi River Flooding 2011 – June Update
Recent Comments
- George Lopez on New Madrid Fault Activity – September 2011 Update
- josh on New Madrid Fault Activity – September 2011 Update
- josh on Arctic Ice 2011 – September Update
- Arctic Ice 2011 – September Update | Joshua Science on Arctic Sea Ice 2011 – August 2011
- Townhall Spotlight: 2012 Horrific Predictions… | PostLibertarian on Are Earthquakes Increasing? March 2010 Analysis
Archives
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Top 10 Earthquakes of 2011
With 2011 behind us, it’s time to take a look at the year in earthquakes. Here are the 10 most powerful earthquakes that were measured in 2011 by magnitude, according to the data pulled from the ANSS Catalog. 9.1 magnitude. … Continue reading
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