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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Wednesday, 04 October 2017
My blogging torpor has been ended by a super-interesting new paper that links together many of my favourite topics. It includes eclogites, metamorphic petrology, ultra-fast metamorphism, determining timescales via diffusion profiles, tectonic overpressure and even the Grampian-Taconic orogeny and opens up new … Continue reading →
Now here's a curious one - a book from 1959, written by the great Roy Chapman Andrews and illustrated by Jean Zallinger. Wait, you mean Rudolph, surely? Well, no; Rudolph Zallinger may be the man behind The Age of Reptiles mural in the Peabody museum, but his wife Jean Day Zallinger is a prolific illustrator, and it shouldn't really be too surprising that she should lend her hand to a book such as this. It's strange not seeing Rudolph's name in this saurian context, but Jean is more than [...]
Easter Island is one of my favorite destinations and I always enjoy coming here. It never gets old to me. The geology is well displayed and itself is worth a visit. But it is the volcanic rock statues of [...]
It’s October, time to take our yearly dose of fright around the campfire and let out all our heathenish mischief before we have to act like angels during the holidays, right? Yes, we need October. But [...]
In some areas of the seafloor, a tectonic mystery lies buried deep underground. The ocean floor contains some of the newest rock on Earth, but underneath these young oceanic plates are large swatches of much [...]
Geo-Week 2017 Pune
Starting October 9th 2017, a week long geo-activity program for the public is going to be held at Raja Ravi Varma Art Gallery, Ghole Road, Pune.
It is being organized by the Center For [...]
La semana pasada se presentó en la XXII Bienal de la Real Sociedad de Historia Natural celebrada en la ciudad portuguesa de Coimbra la reevaluación de unos restos axiales articulados dentro de un bloque de [...]
Saat ini ada aplikasi untuk memantau gunung melalui HP dapat dilakukan siapa saja. Keterbukaan informasi serta kemudahan memantau ini diharapkan tentunya untuk kewaspadaan, dan saling mengingatkan. 🙁 [...]
There are so many Machairodontines (sabre-toothed cats) to choose from. All are extremely interesting in my opinion. There are four that stick out to me. This is just a short post that shows I am, in fact, not [...]
A new study warns that Melbourne and Sydney should prepare for 50-degree Celsius (122-degree Fahrenheit) summer days under the Paris Agreement global warming limit of 2 degrees Celsius (4 degrees Fahrenheit). [...]
A team of scientists has found new evidence to bolster the idea that the Permian Extinction, which occurred 252 million years ago, was caused by massive volcanic eruptions in what is now
Se desplaza lento y pesado sobre sus dóricas patas traseras. El rumor de su respiración fatigada relata largos años de andar por los valles violentos. Es un viejo alosaurio macho, alguna vez soberano [...]
This is a short and sweet follow-up to yesterday’s post Making many synthetic seismic models in Python, in which I want to show how to add oblique faults to an impedance […]
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