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Friday, 25 March 2016
Science at sea isn't easy, but the benefits are huge, writes Sidney Hemming in her final post from a two-month expedition that collected millions of years of climate history in the deep-sea sediment from off southern
This is Edmund's sea story, promised to you 5 days ago. On Expedition 340, around March 2012, the ship was sailing in the area of Southeast Asia, when they came across a pod of dolphins. The pod consisted of parents and calves (baby dolphins, also called "pups"). A blue marlin was trying to get at one of the calves for its meal, but the larger dolphins were chasing it away.&nb
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markwitton.com blog [19:07:00]
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(215 visits) category→science_technology Cretaceous,Jurassic; GB,AU,CA,MX,US,PL,KR,MN,RO,IE
The undignified end to the life of a large (6m wingspan) azhdarchid: being squabbled over by Saurornitholestes and other local ruffians. We know a scene like this must have occurred at least once thanks [...]
Through the Games for Change Climate Challenge, you can be a climate
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I blame it all on the warmists. They were able to use semantics and philosophy to set aside the Scientific Method and create the new Consensus Science. Now everybody has jumped on that [...]
It's Friday. We deserve to have some fun, right? Let's have some music!
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Wooster Geologists [05:01:55]
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(731 visits) category→science_technology Ordovician; US
I found this lump of a gray rock in southeastern Indiana along a highway near the town of Liberty. It is from the Saluda Formation (Upper Ordovician), a thin unit that was likely deposited in very shallow, [...]
It turns out that studying lava flows at the bottom of the ocean uses many of the same methods as studying lava flows on other planets, writes Lamont's Elise
It's one of the most astounding viewpoints in all of North America. The Black Mountains form the eastern edge of Death Valley, and they are one of the most rugged mountain fronts in existence. In places the [...]
A beautiful skull marks the beginning of the Age of
Views of the Mahantango [08:01:00]
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(676 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; DE,US
As I mentioned in the previous post, I found a few specimens of pelecypod in the Bois d'Arc formation that are just casts or molds that I can't really ID. This specimen looks like it may belong to the genus [...]
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