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This well-preserved partial ichthyosaur was found in the Blue Lias shales by Lewis Winchester-Ellis. The vertebrae you see here are from the tail section of this marine reptile.
The find includes stomach contents which tell us a little about how [...]
These pictures are of what appears to be Ptiograptus percorrugatus (Ruedemann, 1908) graptolite fossil. It was found in the Jeffersonville Limestone of Jefferson County Kentucky, USA. It existed in the Devonian Period.
This fossil was first [...]
La decimoctava edición del ciclo de conferencias y actividades “Los jueves de la Ciencia” organizado por el Centro Asociado a la UNED de Guadalajara y durante los meses de febrero y marzo y en el mismo centro asociado situado en la Calle de [...]
El hombre de Neandertal es el pariente humano extinto más famoso. Poca gente no los conoce de nombre, pero también son pocos los que saben cómo era su vida cotidiana en plena Era de Hielo. Algo que hoy se conoce gracias a la increíble cantidad [...]
The Science and Art of PaleoseismologyImages of Paleoearthquake Records From Around The WorldEdited by Francesca R. Cinti, Daniela Pantosti, David P. Schwartz, Yann KlingerPrinted in 2025 Our primary objective in publishing the book “The Science [...]
A few links to interesting listening and reading.1) Tracking the first animals on earth: Unequivocal evidence of animals is preserved in soft sediments from about 570 million years ago. The fossil record of the Ediacaran to early [...]
Neat. I've said it has no physics. That's because he was a super bright and then went insane. He forced the design. It can only take off empty and now can't take off at all. Physics
All the cold air is sitting on the border. No wind. This is like Arctic recharge, but over Canada. We must expect it to move
Stopped at the border. But the UK spill has stopped which should mean more movement. I am seeing blobs within blobs. As the God of Cold I know it's waiting for me to come back. Ps a spear of cold is now driving the big [...]
Guest commentary by Robert Hart, Kerry Emanuel, & Lance Bosart The National Weather Service (NWS) and its parent agency, the National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration (NOAA), delivers remarkable value to the taxpayers. This efficiency can [...]