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What’s it like to be a seismologist who’s studied the Marcellus Shale and San Andreas Fault, worked around the world from Pennsylvania to Rome, and is now a professor at the University of Oklahoma? We found out at AAA’s annual meeting earlier this year when we talked to assistant professor Brett Carpenter. Just a sampling of what we talked about:
· Being gifted a piece of Indiana limestone from a random person on the side of the road while doing fieldwork in Oklahoma.
· Batting away anxious scientists while pulling up sediment cores.
· Nervously retreating from a landowner who fired warning shots telling him to get off his land.
(All of these are true.)
This episode was produced by Shane M Hanlon and mixed by Kayla Surrey.
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What’s it like to be a seismologist who’s studied the Marcellus Shale and San Andreas Fault, worked around the world from Pennsylvania to Rome, and is now a professor at the University of Oklahoma? We found out at AAA’s annual meeting earlier this year when we talked to assistant professor Brett Carpenter. Just a sampling of what we talked about:
· Being gifted a piece of Indiana limestone from a random person on the side of the road while doing fieldwork in Oklahoma.
· Batting away anxious scientists while pulling up sediment cores.
· Nervously retreating from a landowner who fired warning shots telling him to get off his land.
(All of these are true.)
This episode was produced by Shane M Hanlon and mixed by Kayla Surrey.