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1. State of the Planet (3260 visits)
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5. Gunnars Geo-Blog (1517 visits)
6. BEYONDbones (1222 visits)
7. Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs (1017 visits)
8. Terra Central (846 visits)
9. Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal (839 visits)
10. Koprolitos (801 visits)

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Monster Families at the Horniman

Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [2016-04-22 21:13:00]   recommend this post  (707 visits)

While everyone knows the few 'big name' museums in London (the NHM among them), the city also boasts a surprisingly large number of more low-key institutions, some of which are well worth seeking out for the nuttier natural history enthusiast. One [...]

Announcing the winners of the EGU Photo Contest 2016!

GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [2016-04-22 16:00:23]   recommend this post  (702 visits)

The selection committee received over 200 photos for this year’s EGU Photo Contest, covering fields across the geosciences. Participants at the 2016 General Assembly have been voting for their favourites throughout the week  of the conference and [...]

Friday fold: Crumpled Dinwoody Formation, Sheep Mountain, Wyoming

Mountain Beltway [2016-04-22 12:17:36]   recommend this post  (694 visits)

Today for your folding pleasure, I give you two field GigaPans shot by Jeffrey Rollins, a two-time Rockies field course alumnus and Old Dominion University student working under my colleague Declan De Paor, assisted by NOVA student Bridget Gomez, [...]

Weber, Plank Elected to American Academy of Arts and Science

State of the Planet [2016-04-22 16:33:56]   recommend this post  (691 visits)

Elke Weber, who studies how people make decisions and how they think about climate change, and Terry Plank, who probes deep into the Earth’s interior to study magma and how volcanoes erupt, are among the members elected to the American Academy of [...]

You Can Thank These Three People for Earth Day

Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2016-04-22 23:51:30]   recommend this post  (682 visits)

I remember very well watching the CBS Evening News (46 years ago today) on the first Earth Day. It was a major story, and I believe Walter Cronkite led the broadcast with it. We know a lot more about our planet now than we did then, and there have [...]

Summer 2016 Curriculum & Grading Assistant Positions

State of the Planet [2016-04-22 17:42:09]   recommend this post  (671 visits)

The Sustainability Management program is seeking candidates for Curriculum and Grading Assistant (CGA) positions for the summer 2016 sessions. Responsibilities include updating information in Canvas, reviewing course material with the instructor, [...]

It’s Mud Season on Lake Erie

Terra Central [2016-04-22 15:10:04]   recommend this post  (655 visits)

This (above) is a MODIS satellite image of Lake Erie taken April 15, 2016. It clearly shows sediment entering the lake from major rivers and tributaries. The brownish hues on the land surface indicate “leaf off,” dead or dormant plant [...]

Meet Pepperoni the Robin, and Friends

State of the Planet [2016-04-22 21:01:04]   recommend this post  (625 visits)

Natalie Boelman and colleagues are tagging American robins near Slave Lake, Alberta, Canada, as the birds migrate north to nesting grounds. In a recent blog post for NASA, she put up videos about their work. You can watch some of them below, or go [...]

Among Waves and Whirlwinds: A Mid-Cruise Account

AGU Meetings [2016-04-22 19:12:06]   recommend this post  (599 visits)

On the morning of the 19th, the R/V Falkor entered harbor in the country of Tonga after nearly 12 days at sea. As we stood on the deck watching the dockworkers heave lines to and fro, several scientists breathed a sigh of relief, for we had spent a [...]

Data from the masses: Crowdsourcing and citizen science enhance the scientific process

AGU Meetings [2016-04-22 16:13:35]   recommend this post  (586 visits)

Witness a landslide, feel an earthquake or observe the first buds of spring? Take out your cell phone and report a data