The AAPG EXPLORER is read by more than 42,000 members and friends of the Association in 129 countries. Breaking news stories, features, profiles of personalities, comment columns and Association information is included. Contents include coverage of the entire span of energy interest, with emphasis on exploration for hydrocarbons and energy minerals. The redirect process to Edge will bring over data like passwords, favorites, and settings from Internet Explorer, and a reload in IE mode. The AAPG EXPLORER is the monthly tabloid magazine of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists that covers news of interest to the AAPG membership. (EYT) A hearing that was scheduled for Tuesday has been continued for a local couple facing aggravated assault, child endangerment, and related charges after multiple physical injuries to their three-week-old child were reportedly discovered at a Pittsburgh area hospital. Also, we have an exclusive interview with Scott Tinker of Switch Energy Project fame about the current state of energy policy and industry. We also cover the recent innovations and evolutions of the world-renowned Imperial Barrel Award competition. The July EXPLORER includes a feature article about the Artemis Lunar Program and its planned historic return of manned missions – and geological exploration – to Earth’s moon, to pave the way for the first manned mission to Mars. You'll always see exactly the same data on all your devices, be it an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, Apple Watch or an Apple TV. From May 14th to May 27th, scientists aboard the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer will conduct the 2021 Technology Demonstration, traveling from Cape. Check back regularly to stay on top of this ever-changing world that explores the deep. Read current Explorer issue online Current Issue: July 2022 News Explorer syncs your RSS, JSON, Atom and Twitter feed subscriptions, folder setup, news items, read statuses and favorites across all your Apple devices. The items on this page capture big news in ocean exploration, not just at NOAA, but around the field.

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