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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Monday, 09 July 2018
Not far from my house, halfway down a dirt road to the Laramie River, a boxelder grows in a nook formed by warehouse walls. This is the tree I'm following this year. I visit it early each month and report on what I find at the monthly virtual gathering of tree-followers, kindly hosted by The Squirrelbasket.
Since my visit in June, there's been a lot of plant growth in general. On disturbed soil and old railroad ties along the dirt road, pioneering plants were glowing in the morning [...]
New research from Cassini’s up-close Grand Finale orbits shows a surprisingly powerful and dynamic interaction of plasma waves moving from Saturn to its moon Enceladus and its rings.
The post Listen: The sound of electromagnetic energy moving between Saturn, Enceladus appeared first on GeoSpace.
I have set this posting for exactly 10 years from the first posting on Blogger at 9:18 AM Eastern time July 9, 2008. My motivation was to learn more about fossils and the Internet. Since that time I have [...]
Rescue operations to free 12 boys together with their soccer coach from the Tham Luang cave in Thailand are underway but could take days to complete. The geology of the region plays a role in both the [...]
Este relato pone en palabras una pequeña historieta del gran dibujante Max, que leí hace décadas en la vieja revista Rumbo Sur (inencontrable hoy en día, pero La Cúpula la reeditó dentro del álbum El [...]
Behind The Scenes Tour of Our Cockrell Butterfly Center Plus Greenhouses Go behind the scenes with Museum entomologists and horticulturists who care for the plants and animals in the three-story rainforest [...]
It's really barrelling in there. I'm glad everything looks
On Saturday morning, a very large landslide detached from the Fagraskógarfjall massif in Iceland, travelling about 1.5 km over the valley floor. The landslide has blocked an important salmon river
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While it is possible to predict the most probable form the post-Pruitt EPA will take, we should strive for something
Voyages in Deep Time is an exciting project which has developed free smartphone apps to encourage people to visit and enjoy learning about their local rocks and landscapes that tell us what our part of the [...]
This house in Piedmont caught my eye not long ago. Homeowners who live in conspicuous places do their neighborhoods a service by making their properties shine. I appreciated the care the owners of this home [...]
Hace unos días se presentaron en el XVI Annual Meeting de la European Association of Vertebrate Paleontologist (EAVP), los restos apendiculares y axiales hallados en tres yacimientos enclavados en la orla [...]
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The grassy Namibian desert is pock-marked with millions of circular patches of bare earth just like these shown in the picture between linear dunes. Viewed from a balloon, they make the ground look like a [...]
Business leaders and climate scientists recently met to discuss how advances in climate science research can be used to reduce investment risk and improve
A new smartphone app offers hope of stemming the spread of diseases like Lyme, and providing some peace of mind in the
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