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Sunday, 12 January 2020

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Berwisata ke Geopark Natuna

Dogeng Geology [04:49:05]

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Oleh : Muchlis Nurdiyanto Sudah tahu kan Kepulauan Natuna sudah menjadi geopark sejak Bulan November 2018 ? atau malah baru tahu ? memang pencanangan kawasan Natuna menjadi Geopark Nasional memang sudah lama dilakukan. Dengan berbagai sosialisasi, kajian-kajian, dan berbagai rekomendasi, akhirnya secara administrasi dan teknis kawasan Natuna disetujui sebagai Geopark Nasional Indonesia. “ Loh Geopark […] The post Berwisata ke Geopark Natuna appeared first on Dongeng Geologi.

Lunar eclipse

Earth & Solar System [19:25:59]

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I’m not really a morning person. After being woken by the alarm every morning during the week, I usually like a bit of a lie in on a Saturday morning. But not yesterday morning, yesterday I was up even earlier … Continue reading →

Haiti earthquake 10 years commemoration

Active Tectonics Blog [19:50:00]

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January 12, 2010 was the devastating Haiti earthquake. Many are posting memories and thoughts about the event. Many others have higher quality scientific, engineering, and social science materials. I did not [...]

PLIENSBACHIAN: APODEROCERAS

ARCHEA [01:56:00]

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This stunning specimen with her regal ridges — and small anomaly — is an Apoderoceras ammonite. Apoderoceras are an extinct genus of cephalopod, an active predatory mollusk belonging to the subclass [...]

JURASSIC COAST BEAUTIES

ARCHEA [18:40:00]

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Charmouth Nodule; Photo and prep: Lizzie Hingley The talented Lizzie Hingley of Stonebarrow Fossils found this beautiful chock-a-block nodule on Charmouth beach last year. The nodule contains a couple of [...]

The Technical Corruption of a Vicious Hierarchy

Ontario-geofish [15:36:00]

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The Pickering nuclear incident has been blown over by the north wind and we'll never know what happened. It got me to thinking if we are in a new era of big technical errors, caused by a vicious hierarchy. [...]

OSM, PostGIS and Docker: an approach for automatic processing

Digital Geography [22:31:26]

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In the summer of 2019 Michael Marz started to extract most important items from OpenStreetMap and published those extracts as geopackages on his webpage. Back then I looked… The post OSM, PostGIS and [...]

Taal Volcano in Philippines Has Phreatic Eruption

Volcano Science And News Blog [11:10:00]

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TAAL VOLCANO in the Philippines has had a phreatic eruption, with plumes reaching approximately 1 km high. The eruption was preceded by volcanic tremor, which suggests that magma intrusion has interacted [...]

Pickering Nuclear Incident - North Wind

Ontario-geofish [13:31:00]

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Just now, on the phone, we have a Pickering Nuclear alert. Do not get out of bed, don't worry because we have a North Wind. Pickering is always on the edge of disaster. But we'll soon have bland, [...]