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Friday, 22 March 2019
I just noticed this. The plumes aren't crossing the Pacific. Instead, they stop and go high, and then slowly bend down.
When we were warm, they marched across the Pacific like soldiers. There is a big dip in the warm water which may explain why.
Can't wait to see how this pans out. I really want some warmth, even if it plays to the justins.
A New Cambrian Explosion Site in China
The Guardian reports HERE that a site with beautifully preserved fossils dated at 518 million years BP has been found in Hubei province in Central China. This is 10 million years older than the Burgess Shale site in Canada. And pictures suggest it is easier to get to than the mountain-girt Canadian site.
Palaeontologists digging on the banks of the Danshui river, Hubei province, China. Photograph: Dong King Fu / Science / AAAS. Note the bridge in [...]
Scientists from NASA’s MESSENGER mission share some of its top discoveries — and lingering mysteries — in a new
Here’s a deceptive Friday “faux”ld I saw last week on the South Page Valley Road whilst learning about the Martinsburg Formation outcrops there: Looks like an isoclinal fold in this slab of siltstone, [...]
Im vergangenen Jahr wurde die Insel Mayotte von mehreren starken Erdbebenschwärmen heimgesucht. Der stärkste Schwarm ereignete sich im Mai. Mehrere Erdbeben hatten Magnituden über 4. Einige Erdstöße [...]
In case you haven’t gotten to do this, or need a refresher, or just want a little more Apatosaurus in your life. And honestly, who doesn’t? As with the previous Diplodocus walk-around, there’s no [...]
Cuidado con las horas que pasas frente al ordenador porque los procesos geológicos no perdonan y puedes acabar siendo una capa más de una columna estratigráfica. Al menos, eso parece desprenderse de este [...]
En general, la gente es maja.
No, no flipéis, no estoy de coña. En general, la gente que te cruzas por la calle es maja, es decente: ni estúpida ni maliciosa.
Puede que tengan prejuicios, ideas [...]
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In just a couple of weeks, thousands of geoscience professionals from around the world will convene in Vienna, Austria to take part in the EGU General Assembly, the largest geoscience conference in Europe! [...]
Uno dei primi esemplari di T. rex, AMNH 5027 nel 1960 (fonte)
Tyrannosaurus rex è sicuramente il dinosauro più famoso, chiacchierato e abusato.
Le enormi dimensioni che questo theropode raggiungeva da [...]
Nach dem tropischen Wirbelsturm Idai, ist die Lage im ostafrikanischen Mosambik noch desaströser als befürchtet. In der Region um Beira wurde praktische jedes Gebäude stark beschädigt, oder zerstört. Im [...]
Understanding, managing and protecting water resources is critical to the delivery of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (e.g., education, water and sanitation, healthy oceans, zero hunger, good health, [...]
Last week I accompanied my colleague Dr. John Warme, retired professor of geology from the Colorado School of Mines, and three other geologists to look at the Alamo breccia, a quite out-of-place layer of [...]
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