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Monday, 09 February 2015
Digital Geography [20:29:57]
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(166 visits) category→arts_entertainment GE,ET,US
Today I had the chance to attend a lecture by Paul Salopek in Tbilisi, Georgia. This lecture took me to the idea to write a short review about Paul Salopek and his project here on Digital-Geography because he mentioned several times that mapping his journey is one of his main goals. Some would wonder now: Which journey? – I’ll tell you what’s about: Paul Salopek is a journalist of National Geographic who is doing an amazing project at the moment. He is walking from the [...]
Apologies for the short hiatus in my blogging. I’ve been travelling and generally very busy with work these past two weeks. However, I have another “Geology Word of the Week” post coming up soon, so stay tuned! Today I want to share another view of the abandoned diamond mining town of Kolmanskop. I’m currently in Namibia for business, and I flew over Kolmanksop earlier today and managed to snap a few
Kathy Zhang CC '13, is a graduate of the undergraduate sustainable development major program. She's applying her skills in communications and other areas now at the Sustainable Development Solutions
American alligators are chatty reptiles. They start out their lives chirping for their mother’s help as they push
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [13:15:01]
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(134 visits) category→science_technology AT,DE,US,KG,CH,,RU
What a place to work: Spectacular views from the top of the rugged and icy peaks of Tien Shan mountain range. The desire to better understanding global climate change took Leo Sold to this remote area of [...]
drip | david’s really interesting pages... [09:34:23]
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(79 visits) category→recreation
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(172 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; US,IE
I found this Camarotoechia sappho brachiopod at the Cole Hill Rd. locality in Madison County, NY. It comes from the Panther Mountain formation (Devonian, Givetian stage). I kept this specimen because it is a [...]
Joris Eggenhuisen has published a fascinating video on Youtube showing a simulation of submarine landslides using the Eurotank Flume at Utrecht
The excavation has been completed for the access shaft or rescue shaft that was needed to be able to remove the damaged cutterhead of the Bertha TBM on the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement project in Seattle. [...]
The JOIDES Resolution arrived on site on February 7th at approximately 6AM. The dynamic positioning thrusters were lowered and preparations began to [...]
Bust out your planners, calendars, and PDAs (if you are throwback like that), it’s time to mark your calendars for the HMNS events of this week! Valentine’s Sale at the Museum StoreGet $50 off your [...]
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [18:53:00]
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(159 visits) category→recreation Ordovician; PL,FR,US,GB,CA,KZ
In the NewsEarly snakes have been in the news, with a press push and gorgeous Julius Csotonyi artwork accompanying the publication of a paper in Nature Communications. The new paper by Michale Caldwell et al [...]
Have you tried the ELI 'Rock detective - rocky clues to the past; investigating your local rocks to find out how they were formed'
Collect examples of different types of rock from your local area (and [...]
non voglio credere che sia successo
Quanto mi secca avere sempre
Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit [09:26:26]
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(137 visits) category→business
lässt der Fantasie freien Lauf Dieses bizarr anmutende Gebilde lässt
Bat White-Nose Syndrome MapCaving News Study Speleothem Science at Summer SchoolCaving News Moving a City Because of a MineCNN Winter Mineral and Gem ShowsThe-Vug.com Check it Out: The Tulsa Geoscience [...]
What does it take to make a Walmart parking lot pretty? Atmospheric phenomena is a big help. I spend as little time as possible at Walmarts of any kind, but there was a fast food outlet nearby, and we wanted [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [05:02:31]
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(540 visits) category→science_technology IN,
I just spotted this over the weekend, but its been out there for a week or so. It was taken by Astronaut Sam Cristoforetti (@AstroSamantha) on the ISS. It’s a shot of lightning illuminating the eye-wall [...]
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