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Monday, 09 November 2015
Nuevos restos de plesiosaurio del Barremiense ibérico
Mt. Cook National Park, South Island New Zealand
The final days of sub-400 ppm carbon dioxide
This is probably the last week our planet's atmosphere will have less than 400 parts per million of carbon dioxide. When are we going to stop letting this heat-trapping waste gas pile up in ourGreen infrastructure research featured on Kent Wired
Watershed Hydrogeology Blog [22:44:02]
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Kent Wired, the electronic version of Kent State University’s student media, ran a story on Saturday about the work Kimm Jarden and I have been doing on the effectiveness of green infrastructure [...]
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Erosion - questions you can ask at any rock face
Baby Dinosaurs Hatched Into a World of Danger
Only the luckiest Maiasaura survived their firstIt really hurts [comic]
The Way of the Geophysicist [11:44:00]
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Ordovician; CA
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Everybody always says, “What’s the deal, man? It’s not like paper actually hurts you when you get beat.” But, it DOES hurt!. It does!
The post It really hurts [...]
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Mighty Bones: Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [23:06:00]
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Jurassic; DE,US,CA
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Imaggeo on Mondays: Icy seasmoke
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [13:28:21]
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CA,CN,US
Today’s Imaggeo on Mondays image captures the eerie mood at Halifax Harbour, in Nova Scotia, Canada, on a sunny early morning. “The photograph captures rather unusual seasmoke surrounding a local commuter [...]
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Carl Sagan Day 2015
Heute hätte einer meiner Kindheitshelden, Carl Sagan, Geburtstag gehabt. Und aus diesem Grund und zu seinen Ehren wird auch dieses Jahr der Carl Sagan Tag begangen. Carl Sagan war nicht nur ein guter und vor [...]Marginifera lasallensis Brachiopod Fossil
Louisville Area Fossils [04:00:00]
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Carboniferous; US
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Kunst & Geologie: Die Pracht der Steine
Geschichte der Geologie [21:07:00]
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It really hurts [comic]
Everybody always says, “What’s the deal, man? It’s not like paper actually hurts you when you get beat.” But, it DOES hurt!. It does!The post It really hurts [comic] appeared first on [...]Paris 2015: The Starfish Mouth in Abstract
Mark Your Calendars for these events happening at HMNS 11/9-11/15
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! Lecture – The Fastest Evolving Regions of the [...]Tamu Massif: Closing thoughts from Chief Scientist Dr. William Sager
This is the last post in a series of dispatches from scientists and education officers aboard the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s R/V Falkor. The crew was on a 36-day research trip to study Tamu Massif, a massive [...]Crowdsourcing GIS / VGIS – “The Big Pathwatch”
“Crowdsourcing” – using the combined power of lots of people doing little tasks to achieve a bigger task – is a word we hear a lot today. But it is not often we hear it in conjunction [...]The 700 Year Old Weather Chart That Gives Me Butterflies
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [07:06:31]
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A group of researchers (from over three dozen institutions!) has published a paper in SCIENCE ADVANCES that’s pretty amazing. They used tree ring analysis to reconstruct the summer rainfall maps on a [...]
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New publication model for EGU journals
There's been longstanding debate over the way in which manuscripts are handled by the EGU/Copernicus journals. The current system is that publication fees are charged for submitted manuscripts, which are [...]Big news on the Tonzang landslide in Burma – probably the largest non-seismic landslide for a decade?
Colin Stark & Goran Ekstrom have found the seismic record for the Tonzang landslide in Burma. At 395 million tonnes it may be the largest non-seismic landslide for aQuote: Stephen Jay Gould On Paleontology
This study of periodicity of mass extinction was published last month- Periodic impact cratering and extinction events over the last 260 million years - Michael Rampino and Ken Caldiera. The claims of [...]Add a Burst of Flavor to a Regular Salad With Quality Herbs and Recipes
Many people do not have knowledge about the decoration flowers, herbs and spices. If you are looking for high quality products then you can take help of the service providers. Many service providers are [...]Many Natural Natural remedy Suggestions Which Work Perfectly As Treatments
Any time many of us think about natural remedies, we most think of these to often be risk-free and effective with little or no potential for dangerous side concerns. While it is true that almost all natural, [...]Top concepts:
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