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Saturday, 29 August 2015
Too Much Smoke — And Pelicans!
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Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [19:42:43]
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DK
I did notice that older code that I had been using for regular donations into my Danish Paypal account was not correctly set-up. It was suppose to expire after 12 months, due to my mistake it was set … [...]
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North American Arctic – icy beauty
Look at this. As an abstract pattern, it looks like something Gustav Klimt might paint. View Larger Map But drill down into it in more detail and it changes into an uncomfortably close view of a reptiles skin. [...]Thalassemys, la mayor tortuga de las costas jurásicas
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [14:57:00]
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Mystery structure: please help identify / interpret
I have a mystery for you today: These are samples of Tonoloway Formation carbonate (not sure if it’s limestone or dolostone in retrospect), with bedding more or less horizontal in these images, and a few [...]A large rockfall on the Tour Ronde, Mont Blanc
On Thursday a significant rockfall occurred on the Tour Ronde in the Mont Blanc region. It was captured in a dramatic video by Gianluca Marra, a local climbingAn elegant solution to acid mine remediation
Bryozoan Holdfasts Anchored on Crinoid Fossil Stem
Louisville Area Fossils [00:01:00]
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Carboniferous; US
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Geosonnet 31
Gyrations of a topsy-turvy world Could spur migration of the cryosphere No snowball Earth, just poles and tropics whorled The data which support this are unclear. Precambrian magnetic fields suggest That [...]Paleo Profile: Pulanesaura eocollum
Name: Pulanesaura eocollum Meaning: Pulanesaura is a combination of Sesotho and Latin meaning “rain-maker lizard”, while eocollum meansHow Many Dinosaurs Are There?
Let's Get Physical Properties
It takes an incredible amount of money and effort to retrieve a sediment core from below the sea. So we make sure we squeeze them for every last drop [...]Hard rock men and soft rock girls
Readers with short attention spans who waste too much time on social media may have noticed that Brian Romans has been complaining over on twitter about the hardrock/ softrock divide. This being a blog, I will [...]POTD August 28, 2015: Capitol Reef National Park, Wayne County, Utah
Utah Geological Survey - blog [00:17:07]
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Jurassic; US,BR
Another weekend already?? Well we’re not complaining! Who’s got plans to get out into Utah geology this weekend? Capitol Reef National Park, Wayne County, Utah Photographer: Adam McKean Erosion [...]
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