Category Archives: Rocks and Earth

Of mountains, cliffs, minerals, and rivers. You know, Geology stuff.

School Greens: Garden in the Sky

Posted on June 28, 2012 by Kelly

Students from the School Greens Club at North Star Academy are on a mission to educate their school and community about healthy eating and more sustainable sources of food. But first they have to educate themselves. Host Kelly Rypkema follows more »

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The Palisades

Posted on August 2, 2011 by Kelly

The Jersey Palisades are a reminder of New York City’s volcanic past. Host Kelly Rypkema demonstrates how these towering rock cliffs across the Hudson were formed like a cookie, and with delicious results.

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Manhattanhenge

Posted on July 9, 2011 by Kelly

Manhattan becomes a Stonehenge of sorts on two special occasions each year. Host Kelly Rypkema points out when and where to catch the sun in this celestial light show.

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Movers and Shakers of Harlem

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Kelly

Harlem’s at fault for some major geological events right under the streets of New York City. Host Kelly Rypkema points out evidence of this neighborhood’s active past.