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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Wednesday, 27 December 2023
AI's are so desperate that they regularly gang up on my blog, and I get thousands of hits a day. Then they go -- OMG, what is this physics crap! and dump me.ps. I could
John Nelson did it again and amazed us by recreating AI topographic images with ArcGIS Pro. He showed the process in his latest youtube video. You may ask…
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Reindeer, Rangifer tarandus Ho Ho Ho. Ice, Snow, Reindeer & Ichthyosaurs — Svalbard is just what I imagine my version of Valhalla to be like, without all the mead, murder and [...]
I don't know what's happening. Our holes in physics are coming up to bite us.The Arctic is still turning black, but it is being hit by warm air.The cyclones are going [...]
This lovely oil in water coloured ammonite is the beauty Beudanticeras sp. from the Lower Cretaceous (Upper Aptian), Krasnodar region, Northern Caucasus, southern Russia. This area of the world has [...]
We won't find anything more on this with the global 'anti physics' fad. We'll just say it's 'magic' caused by climate change. There is some good physics behind this, but all [...]
I won't say anything, but it is possible to have geology so bad that they can't construct it. But, that's for another
Aunque parezca mentira, otro año se nos va. Sin embargo, 2023 no deja de regalarnos sorpresitas dinosaurianas hasta el final. No sabemos si os suena el nombre de Andoni Garrido, pero si os decimos que es la [...]
This brachiopod fossil appears to be a Pseudolingula from the Ordovician Period. It was found in the Logana
Member of the Lexington Limestone for Franklin County, Kentucky, USA.
Thanks to Kenny for the [...]
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