Volcanic eruptions are an important natural cause of climate change on many timescales. A
new capability to predict the climatic response to a large tropical eruption for the succeeding …

Timescales of processes in the Earth tend in general to be very short (eg, the rupture
associated with an earthquake) or very long (millions of years or longer)(eg, the movement …

We re-evaluate the possibility that Earth's rotation contributes to plate tectonics on the basis
of the following observations: 1) plates move along a westerly polarized flow that forms an …

Using observatory data, we report the detection of a geomagnetic jerk in 2007, which we
relate to a jump in the second derivative of the geomagnetic field previously noted in satellite …

Although nontidal changes in the Earth's length‐of‐day on timescales of a few days to a few
years are primarily caused by changes in the angular momentum of the zonal winds, other …

Atmospheric angular momentum (AAM) and length of day (LOD) series are investigated for
their characteristics on interannual time scales during the half-century period 1949 to 1998 …

“We are at a critical period in our Planets history: global warming is real and is happening
now. With a few exceptions most scientists now believe that the global warming of recent …

Historical to up‐to‐date data of the minute variations in the solid Earth's rotation are
subjected to a comprehensive time‐frequency wavelet analysis. The length‐of‐day for the …

We present the results of a shear-wave splitting analysis across the Eifel hotspot in west-
central Europe. Our data set includes 18 permanent European broadband stations and 102 …

By subtracting computed atmospheric angular momentum from a time-series for length-of-
day variations, we obtain a high-resolution time-series that is useful for studying the effects …