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(PhD) position at LIAG Hanover: luminescence dating on marine terrace sediments

Paleoseismicity [2024-02-26 23:32:15]   recommend this post  (240 visits)

The new German Science Foundation (DFG) project “Tectonic and wave controls on the generation and preservation of marine terraces” is led by Dr. Luca Malatesta at the GFZ Potsdam and Sumiko Tsukamoto at LIAG Hanover. Within the project there is [...]

Stagnant air over North America

Ontario-geofish [2024-02-26 12:43:00]   recommend this post  (225 visits)

 We will just have our 'default' weather for a while.  That's dominated by the energy of the Sun, latitude, and season.  World plume action is

State of the Oceans - Feb. 26, 2024

Ontario-geofish [2024-02-26 16:42:00]   recommend this post  (223 visits)

 Ocean currents - Feb 24.We are at the end of the smooth flow in the Pacific and that is breaking up.  We'll soon be at that very jagged turbulent flow.  We really need a 3d picture here.  The tiny return current [...]

AI becomes boring and takes over all news writing

Ontario-geofish [2024-02-25 13:55:00]   recommend this post  (191 visits)

 The last written news available to me was the Canadian news channels, with a written blurb under the video.  These are now written by AI.  You can just feel it, and they have horrendous written errors that no human would [...]

Arctic is probably done

Ontario-geofish [2024-02-25 13:12:00]   recommend this post  (189 visits)

 Done as a source of weather impact on the rest of the world.The Arctic spill has run into the Sun, and the Pacific air.  It's not going to make it over the border, and thus, not into the media.  No more 60 below, [...]

Return of the Rostroconch Fossil

Louisville Area Fossils [2024-02-25 00:02:00]   recommend this post  (187 visits)

  Recently, I got an email from Erik about a fossil he had found in the Louisville area. It turns out it was a Hippocardia cuneus (Conrad, 1840) rostroconch fossil. It was found in the Jeffersonville Limestone of Jefferson County, Kentucky USA. [...]

Viajando al pasado con Jaemin

Koprolitos [2024-02-26 10:00:00]   recommend this post  (187 visits)

El "Viajando al pasado con..." de hoy tiene como protagonista a Jaemin, joven artista coreano fan de los geckos. En su galería dinosauriana podemos encontrar paleoarte al uso, estudios anatómicos, bocetos y unas cuantas caricaturas (somos [...]

Fun with earthquakes - Part 1

Ontario-geofish [2024-02-27 16:47:00]   recommend this post  (183 visits)

 I've stopped reading the news.  I just doom scroll the headlines, and then imagine the story.  It is much less disappointing than reading the AI-written trash.  So, I am writing from my [...]

Los mundos prehistóricos de Shadia Amin

Koprolitos [2024-02-27 09:44:00]   recommend this post  (172 visits)

Shadia Amin creció en Barranquilla (Colombia). Tras un programa de bachillerato internacional, pensaba estudiar diseño gráfico en una universidad local, pero un reclutador de la Savannah College of Art and Design (Atlanta) le sugirió cursar [...]

FOSSIL FISHAPODS OF NUNAVUT

ARCHEA [2024-02-26 16:35:00]   recommend this post  (168 visits)

Qikiqtania wakei, a fishapod & relative to tetrapodsYou will likely recall the amazing tetrapodomorpha fossil found on Ellesmere Island in the Canadian Arctic in 2004, Tiktaalik roseae. These were advanced forms transitional between [...]