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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Friday, 07 July 2023
Oh wow! A bunch of small reactors with the combined total power of one Darlington reactor (a little more). I love this idea! The site was too small for a conventional reactor. And I don't know how they will handle the intake and outflow of water. Hardly seems worthwhile, but it's better than Bruce C. And they have a giant limestone quarry right beside them to test the seismic
This is a sketchy calculation, but they claim they can now penetrate the whole ice layer. I haven't seen the results yet, and it would lack history.This is the main calculation, and Influencer Science can spread the news that the ice is melting. However, it is now building up year by year, and will soon go back to the good old days.This chart also shows rising ice volumes year by year.
Look at how this protective mamma bear holds her cub in her arms to give him a bit of a wash. Her gentle maternal care is truly touching. This mamma has spent late Autumn to Spring in a cave, having birthed [...]
This is interesting, as even La Guard says it's an 'unofficial analysis". Good for them being so accurate and still splashing it for the big bucks. They just started calculating this, so every day [...]
Diversi anni fa avevo scritto un post sulle relazioni più antiche fra i gruppi ancestrali di Animalia. Dall’epoca sono cambiate alcune cose, sia per nuove scoperte di fossili, come il più antico bilatero [...]
Llegamos al final de las reconstrucciones anatómicas en vida de diferentes criaturas extintas que ha llevado a cabo el ilustrador californiano Dave Kellett (puedes ver entregas anteriores aquí, aquí o [...]
This picture is of an Agaricocrinus splendens (Miller & Gurley) crinoid fossil. It was found in the Edwardsville Formation of Montgomery County, Indiana USA. It
dates to the Mississippian Period.
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A wonderful picture of stagnant air, but with the cold blobs coming down. They don't really stop the stagnation, but just collide with the soupy warm mass. This is our pattern for the summer.So hot at [...]
An innovative project led by Chilean engineers tests an Indigenous Himalayan technology in a new place. It has faced unique sociopolitical
This is an interesting story. I have found that nobody goes with geotechnical engineering any more, and it comes back once in a while to bite. Every single condo in Toronto is built the same way, with [...]
Down to Earth Extra July 2023
The July 2023 edition of Down to Earth Extra has been published. You can download it HERE or you can read it below.
Miembros del GBE de la UNED, en colaboración con el Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont y la Universidad de Masaryk (República Checa) han presentado durante el vigésimo encuentro de la EAVP [...]
I visited Point Whitehorn on July 5- its a wonderful wild beach managed by Whatcom County Parks. I updated the field trip (visit it here: [...]
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