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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Wednesday, 24 May 2017
Listicles are always fun to read, and they’re fun to make too! In keeping with our “5 of the most…” series I’ve decided to write up a list of the most magical objects in our collection. But there’s a problem…. Magic is kind of a vague term. I mean, are talking about turning a pumpkin
El día de hoy se ha presentado muy caluroso. Por la mañana nos han visitado alumnos de 4º de primaria del CEIP Carlos III de Aranjuez. Los pequeños han disfrutado de una visita a los yacimientos y han [...]
The Indian state of Jharkhand has plentiful rainfall, but most of that water runs off before it can be put to use by farmers, who struggle to make a living. To help improve irrigation and crop productivity, [...]
A new global study has found that the number of lawsuits involving climate change has tripled since 2014, with the United States leading the
Chapel Hill, NC – Whenever we visit a field site or external lab for research, we see it as an opportunity to explore the local culture, in true liberal arts fashion. Our recent visit to UNC Chapel Hill’s [...]
La palabra "bodacious" se puso de moda durante los 80 y los 90 en Estados Unidos y procedía de la combinación entre "bold" y "audacious", que en ambos casos significa "atrevido" o "audaz". Algo "bodacious" [...]
Hey sports fans! I met David Lindblad at Beer ‘N Bones at the Arizona Museum of Natural History last month, and he invited me to talk dinosaurs on his podcast. So I did (LINK). For two hours. Some of what I [...]
Stabiler Ausblick Mannheim. Die Creditreform Rating AG hat der Deutsche Rohstoff AG mitgeteilt, dass sie im Zuge der Überprüfung des
Our education officer Shuhao Xie made another great short film called Science on the Vessel. It gives a quick glimpse in to the uniqueness and history of [...]
A major paper on the impact of sea-level rise is out today. FYI: The first line of this USGS release about the paper is missing the first line: “Global climate change drives sea-level rise, increasing the [...]
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I saw this happening in the middle of November, when the bottom fell out of the extremely frothy Unionville market. Then we went through our 6 months of a listing strike. Now we come to the fact [...]
In summer 2010, Los Angeles was losing about 100 gallons of water per person per day to the atmosphere through the evaporation and plant uptake of lawns and trees, new research finds. Lawns accounted for 70 [...]
Aunque llevamos un poco de retraso con las reseñas de las publicaciones, no podíamos dejar pasar el trabajo publicado en la revista internacional GeoBios. Este estudio se centra en algunas vértebras [...]
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Today we welcome, potentially one of the youngest participants of this year’s General Assembly, Pimnutcha Promduangsri: a 17-year-old science baccalaureate student at Auguste Renoir high school in [...]
Mountains that make their own weather can be frustrating because...they make their own weather. High mountains in the path of consistent winds force air masses upwards, causing the water vapor within [...]
Es kommt nicht oft vor, dass der Rincón de la Vieja in Costa Rica hier in den News auftaucht: Gestern Morgen eruptierte der Vulkan phreatisch. Aus der nördlichen Flanke schoss eine Eruptionswolke aus [...]
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When and how did plate tectonics begin on earth? | EARTH Magazine: 'via Blog this'
Some of the Education staff started their careers at HMNS as campers in Xplorations Summer Camps; some of us started as part-time camp teachers in the summer; others started as Summer camp interns. A few of us [...]
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