organized to help study
tectonic effects from
hypervelocity bolide
impacts on
terrestrial
planets.
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Earth images and maps, Links
Impact Tectonics Google Earth
08/27/11
REVISEDFar-field
bolide-impact strains on Earth
1/11/10 Geophysical
Earth in Geographic Space
with
Google Earth KMZ file
11/07/2007
Excel Worksheet with Magnetic Polarity Timescale and Impact
Crater Diameter
(93KB)
2/22/2008
Neotectonics of the North and Central America and West
Central Atlantic
Regions with Google Earth KMZ file
11/07/2007Earth
Continental Geology by Era and Grayshade Sea-Floor
Physiography with Google Earth KMZ and
KML files
02/07/2010
UPDATEDNorth
American Plate, Mid-Atlantic inversion and the Chesapeake
Invader with Google Earth KMZ
file 10/31/2007Plate-splitting
impact in the Congo Basin; bedrock geology, plate motions, and diamonds.
04/20/2007
3D Geometry of Overlapped, Far-Field Impact Strains
(18.5 MB)
3/05/2008
3D Geometry of an Oblique
Impact (515KB)____________________________________________________
Moon southern hemisphere image_____________________________View
t
free
DWG viewing softwareoCAD files in 3D* Google Moon (Google.com) ___________________________using
* Clementine Moon Maps (Arizona State University )
* LPOD lunar photo of the day (http://lpod.wikispaces.com/)
* Clementine Moon Navigator (NASA JPL Planetary Image Atlas)
Mars photos, images and maps, Links
* Google Mars (Google.com) * Exploration Missions (NASA)
Oblique Impact Complex Including Syria Planum and
Sinai Planum
10/30/2007 Mars Hypsography
and structure animated
03/24/2007Google
Mars version 1.2
01/07/2009Mercury hemisphere composite image
* Mercury Facts & Pictures (www.planetery.org)
* Faults in the Caloris basin (Johns Hopkins University & NASA)
* Mercury Thrust Scarps and Impacts (Lunar & Planetary Institute)
* Messenger MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging (NASA)
Jupiter Links * Venus Links
G.C. Herman web page email: gcherman@impacttectonics.org
Rev. July 18, 2010
Photo: Solarized Venus and the Sun from behind the Moon