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Erik Klemetti
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Writer, Discover Magazine
Granville
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spaceflight astrophysics space researchphysics astronomy
fashion, technology, apps
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By Erik Klemetti| Discover Magazine Verified To many people, a rock is just a rock. If anyone has been house shopping, you know how realtors will mention that the countertops are "granite" and you might wonder why, from house to house, they all look so different. Turns out (much to the chagrin of geologists in the housing market), those countertops are likely neither granite nor all the same type of rock. That's because rocks are made of different minerals and rocks get their names (mostly) from what minerals they contain.
By Erik Klemetti| Discover Magazine Verified Mount Spurr, just to the west of the city of Anchorage, is rumbling. The Alaska Volcano Observatory has been monitoring the earthquakes, gas emissions and visible changes at Spurr and think we might be headed towards a new eruption, the volcano's first since the early 1990s. They've placed it at Yellow Alert status thanks to all the unrest since the start of 2025.
By Erik Klemetti| Discover Magazine Verified To many people, a rock is just a rock. If anyone has been house shopping, you know how realtors will mention that the countertops are "granite" and you might wonder why, from house to house, they all look so different. Turns out (much to the chagrin of geologists in the housing market), those countertops are likely neither granite nor all the same type of rock. That's because rocks are made of different minerals and rocks get their names (mostly) from what minerals they contain.
Company Info
Discover Magazine
Discover Magazine is a well-established American science publication that has been providing accessible science journalism since its launch in October 1980. Originally founded by Time Inc. under editor Leon Jaroff, it is now owned by LabX Media Group. The magazine aims to connect academic research with public understanding, focusing on hard science topics while maintaining a commitment to factual accuracy. The publication offers a print and digital magazine that covers various scientific disciplines, including physics, biology, and technology. Its online platform features daily articles, photo essays, and investigative reports. Discover Magazine has a reputation for presenting complex scientific concepts in an approachable manner, making it appealing to science enthusiasts, educators, and curious readers. The editorial team prioritizes stories that enlighten and inform, ensuring high standards of rigor without sensationalism.
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Founded: 1980