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Geoblogosphere weekly review (15th week of 2019, 522 weeks ago)
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PROTOASTER HAEFNERI
This beautiful specimen is Protoaster Haefneri, a new species of edrioasteroid, an extinct lower Cambrian genus of echinoderm from the Kinzers Formation of York County, Pennsylvania.The specimen was found by and named after Chris Haefner, and is [...]
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Continued Cold
Yuck, at least the garden soil became workable, so I have been busy. I took the tomatoes out for the day, but now they are back under the lights for the next week. I was going to stay away until I read something intelligent in the news, but I [...]
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Another year, another Manchester marathon, another perfect day with perfect cool, still, cloudy weather and perfect organisation, another PB, shaving 89 seconds off the time I managed last year. A lengthier blog is posted here for those who are [...]
1816 -- the year without summer
Reference When Ottawa says they are breaking records for snow, they aren't breaking this record. The world the Selkirk settlers knew was a cooler one than our own. They were living in the Little Ice Age, the interval between the 1450 and 1850 [...]
New Name, Same Deceptively Educational Fun: Summer Camps @ HMNS
By Jayme Schlimper, Overnight Program Manager and Curator of Education Collections HEY EVERYONE LOOK HERE I HAVE SOMETHING SUPER IMPORANT TO TELL YOU! Xplorations camps at HMNS are no more! Just kidding! Did I scare you? Don’t worry we’ll still [...]Tales from the Semi-Super-Bloom Tour, Part 1: The Mojave Desert and El Paso Mountains
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Back in McMurdo Station
The Antarctic field team returns to humanity, showers, and hotLamont-Doherty to Host Fourth Annual No-Boundaries Art Exhibition
This year’s theme encourages students to explore the relationship between human beings and water through various artThe Great Geobakeoff 2019
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A Volcanologist in the South Island of New Zealand
This year I have been lucky enough to land some field class teaching time in New Zealand. The trip is an existing course for Level 3 BSc Geography students which visits the South Island. As a volcanologist this was a little daunting given that the [...] Ads: