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Лучшее сочетание процессор + видеокарта. Часть 1 (INTEL)

Adventures in Geology and GeoHazards [2021-07-26 16:26:00]   recommend this post  (1394 visits)

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Just 3 hot spots in the world, but we'll hear about them

Ontario-geofish [2021-07-29 01:12:00]   recommend this post  (349 visits)

 Okay, we've got Wyoming, Greece, and China.  Prepare to be amazed by the stories.  These are very small spots, so it will be  goodly amount of work to find something.  But they'll do it.  Yeah.ps.  next year, there will be only one hot spot [...]

PIKAIA GRACILIENS: MIDDLE CAMBRIAN GRACE

ARCHEA [2021-07-28 12:00:00]   recommend this post  (321 visits)

Pikaia graciliens is an extinct, primative chordate animals from the Middle Cambrian Burgess Shale Lagerstätte of British Columbia, Canada. These lovelies swam by moving their bodies in a series of zigzag curves similar to the movement of eels, [...]

Iceland 2021 - 11-Day Journey Around a Volcanic Island

Earthly Musings [2021-07-26 21:54:00]   recommend this post  (320 visits)

I haven't been anywhere overseas since October of 2019 (Bhutan and Nepal). So when a friend asked me if I would show him Iceland, I jumped at the chance. For the next ten days we'll explore this fascinating landscape and culture. Join me for the [...]

Some Otters for the Dog Days of Summer on a Special River

Geotripper [2021-07-27 22:49:00]   recommend this post  (312 visits)

The Tuolumne River is at a low ebb these days. It has been flowing at a mere 97 cubic feet per second for what seems like months now, a level that barely keeps the river flowing at all. It's not a natural flow of course; an entire series of dams [...]

Sharov’s Wing and a Message to My Readers

The Bite Stuff [2021-07-29 21:31:41]   recommend this post  (298 visits)

Sharovipteryx mirabilis is one of those strange animals that entices much yet reveals little. A single specimen is known, presented a partial skeleton with impressions of bones and some skin. Bits of all parts are known, yet very little is … [...]

Los animales extintos de Fernanda Badoíno

Koprolitos [2021-07-27 09:52:00]   recommend this post  (294 visits)

Fernanda Badoíno es una ilustradora peruana, licenciada en Dirección y Diseño Gráfico. Aunque prefiere la ilustración tradicional, ensuciarse las manos con pintura, sentir las texturas de los materiales y jugar con diferentes técnicas y [...]

Cottage Report - July 28, 2021

Ontario-geofish [2021-07-28 14:06:00]   recommend this post  (290 visits)

 The year without a summer.  Straight from the Little Ice Age.  It's nice and sunny and cool at night.  Not the type of heat that drove everyone to the cottage, in earlier

Stealth article on Little Ice Age

Ontario-geofish [2021-07-27 22:07:00]   recommend this post  (288 visits)

 ReferenceThis is a great idea.  The idea is to describe the Little Ice Age as all the things that are now happening around the world, but constantly say it shows how terrible clange is going to be.  The next article will be on the warming period [...]

Darwin: Caught Between Catastrophism And Gradualism

Reporting on a Revolution [2021-07-28 09:09:00]   recommend this post  (285 visits)

This past Saturday was Guru Purnima and I thought I would share a short post on two of Charles Darwin's mentors who had a big influence on him particularly in the early days of his scientific career. Adam Sedgwick and Charles Lyell were both [...]