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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Friday, 17 May 2019
At a recent panel, African women leaders shared powerful stories about the peace and security challenges they face, and how they’re carving strategic paths
It's time to continue our palaeoartistic discussion of the famous 1850s Crystal Palace prehistoric animal sculptures. As you'll know if you've read part 1 of this series, I've been supplying artwork and palaeoart notes to the Friends of Crystal Palace Dinosaurs charity for their new 'about the statues' web pages. What started as a small project has ballooned into several weeks of illustration, research and writing based around these charming and fascinating early palaeoartworks, culminating in [...]
Use Amazon to Support Your Favourite Charity - Especially North West Highlands Geopark
I was recently in the Scotland, in the Ullapool area, enjoying an excursion arranged by WEGA and run by the North West [...]
Down to Earth Extra - May 2019
You can get the latest edition HERE. Sorry this rather late but I have been away.
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A sudden collapse of global climate around 12.8 ka and equally brusque warming 11.5 ka ago is called the Younger Dryas. It brought the last ice age to an end. Because significant warming preceded this dramatic [...]
Yesterday a second, probably even larger, rock avalanche occurred on Joffre Peak in British Columbia in Canada, following the first event on Sunday.
The post Another, probably even larger, rock avalanche on [...]
Ya vimos por aquí una interpretación libre del cuadro de Vincent van Gogh "La noche estrellada" ("The Starry Night" en inglés, "De sterrennacht" en neerlandés) con la extinción como protagonista, y en [...]
Seit etwas mehr als einem Jahr bebt es vor der Küste der Insel Mayotte. Die Beben verursachten bei den Bewohnern der Insel im Indischen Ozean Besorgnis, ja vielleicht sogar Angst. Immerhin brachte es die [...]
Eccezionale preservazione nei fossili dal Biota Winneshiek (da Briggs et al. 2018)
In un momento imprecisato del remoto passato, un corpo celeste orbitante intorno al Sole fu ridotto in frammenti, [...]
A New Type of Tectite - Hiroshimaites
THIS ARTICLE describes new minerals formed in the mushroom cloud of the Hiroshima nuclear bomb in August 1945.
Small particles of metal and glass found on nearby [...]
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ArcTrain is a collaborative project between the University of Bremen and the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research in Germany, and a consortium of [...]
Der Schwerpunkt der Exkursion liegt auf der inneralpinen Landschaftsdynamik seit der letzten Großvergletscherung im Würm-Hochglazial (Alpines LGM). Dabei werden neue Resultate [...]
This week, for Friday folds, I offer up some random folds that have passed my perceptual transom this week. First up: In the new Netflix series Our Planet, in episode 7 (Fresh Water), an anticline/syncline [...]
Congratulations to Jonathan Lewis who has won the 2019 Nininger Meteorite Award for student research papers. The award recognizes outstanding student achievement in the meteoritical sciences, as embodied by [...]
On Thursday 16th May a major slump type landslide occurred at Aybasti in Ordu in northern Turkey, destroying many houses in hillside village
The post Ordu: a major slump type landslide in Turkey appeared [...]
The NY Times and the Washington Post are among the few major media outlets that I would give at least a B grade on their climate coverage. Most deserve an F, but there are strong signs that this is about to [...]
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