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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Wednesday, 23 November 2022
Temnodontosaurus crassimanus
This big beastie is the ichthyosaur, Temnodontosaurus crassimanus, who graced our ancient oceans 180 million years ago. The species was originally named by Richard Owen, the first superintendent of the Natural History Museum. Owen lived at the height of the gentleman scientist and it was Owen who first coined the name dinosaur. Dean Lomax did some work with
Kara Lamb discusses her research using machine learning to study cirrus clouds and how it can increase the accuracy of climate
Pacific plumes are going straight north again. So that gives us another two weeks of blustery cold. I've taken out my broccoli, because the ground was frozen. Right now, we have straight-west Pacific [...]
Last time, I showed you a photo of the head and neck of the London Diplodocus and asked what was wrong. Quite a few of you got it right (including Matt when we were chatting, but I asked him not to give it [...]
Nos desplazamos hasta el lejano Japón para presentar a Atsushi Mizushima, el protagonista de la sección "Viajando al pasado" de hoy. Este artista nació en 1990 en Machida (Tokio) y se graduó en la [...]
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