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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Tuesday, 09 May 2017
For a long while, there has been a lot of anger among researchers and academic librarians towards the legacy publishers: the big corporations that control access to most of the world’s scholarly output. But what exactly is the problem? Let’s briefly consider several possibilities, and see if we can figure out which ones really matter. […]
Ever since the Easter injection break, all the earthquakes in OK just stopped. I was really worried that they listened to me and started treating the water. But today I knew they didn't. Look who they elected president!
This is a shallow thrust with an intensity of 6. May have knocked something down. The surrounding seismometers went as high as 4.5 so I'm calling one of my weekly 5's.
A new online database is tracking climate change legislation around the world. The tool was launched this week in a joint effort by the Sabin Center for Change Law and the Grantham Research Institute on [...]
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It all started when I was trying to find out what rock formations and rock types I was seeing while making the long trip to work and back out near Elko. Looking around, I found this [...]
Global temperatures could break through the 1.5°C barrier negotiated at the Paris conference as early as 2026 if a slow-moving, natural climate driver known as the Interdecadal Pacific Oscillation (IPO) has, [...]
It’s tree-following week already!—time for a monthly report on the tree I chose to follow this year. But I’m on the road and getting further away from that fossilized palm frond each day. Not that it [...]
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Los lectores más asiduos del blog conocen el interés que despierta para Koprolitos el fenómeno de la literatura dinoerótica (si todavía no has oído hablar de este inquietante subgénero te recomiendo [...]
A few days ago the science party was invited to take a tour of the JOIDES Resolution. Here is a short video of the highlights from our tour!
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In GIS world 3D means that has X, Y and Z coordinates. Z coordinate is used to draw height. 3D map helps better understanding of the object, in GIS 3D map might be TIN image, Digital Elevation Model or [...]
Globigerinoides ruber is very common in the modern ocean. It is a surface-water specie of foram (short for Foraminifera). This is an SEM image made from a [...]
After-hours at HMNS on April 30, we hosted one of our exclusive Pixel Parties — where we open select exhibits just for photographers (both amateur and professional). This time around, we gave photographers [...]
We are currently at MPI Hamburg courtesy of Thorsten Mauritsen. Just here for the week but planning a longer visit later in the year. I haven’t been here before, and jules has not particularly great memories [...]
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So, when it comes out next year, all old people, like me, should buy some dried tops. Make sure it is a strain of 50/50 thc, cbd. In fact, get it right now by screaming to your doctor, or [...]
Our March London Lecture was given by Professor Emily Rayfield, a palaeontologist at the University of Bristol. Continue reading →
A video has appeared on video showing what happens when a debris slide side-swipes a Jeep. The circumstances of the landslide are
Wait...it hasn't rained in weeks. Why am I still talking about "liveblogging the deluge"? This is the case of the other shoe dropping. For months we have had storm after storm, adding up to a [...]
A friend of mine told me about this essay, and while Foreign Affairs magazine is not on my usual reading list, I see why it has such a high reputation. Take the time to read
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