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             Geology Celebrates

             50 Years in 2022




             Volume 1, issue 1, of  Geology was published in
             September 1973. This month, the journal publishes
             the first issue of its 50th volume. A bit of an upstart at
             the time, Geology’s mission was to be a “short-note,
             rapid publication journal.” Along with short, peer-
             reviewed articles, early issues included book reviews,
             letters, and summaries of GSA Bulletin papers. In                     ■  JANUARY 2022  VOL. 50 NO. 1
             1975, a section called “GSA news & information” was                         ISSN 0091-761 13 3  JANUAR RY 2022  ■ VOL. 50 0 0 NO. 1  ■  P. 1 1– –126
             added. (GSA News & Information became its own
             publication in 1979; was ultimately replaced with
             GSA Today in 1991.) Read more about Geology’s
             beginnings at https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/
             geology/issue/50/1.

             September 1973 cover. Lunar Orbiter V, Photo 65 M,
             showing Hess Lunar Crater.

             January 2022 cover, celebrating Geology’s 50th year of
             publication.


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