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Just Like a Book

mudlips wrote 7 hours ago: Several million years ago Cascade volcanoes laid layer upon layer of ash across Central Oregon. Unde … more →

Tags: natural world, Pacific Northwest, photos, Reflection, animal prints, Bird, Fossils, John Day River, riverbank

When the Many Lands of Earth Were One

Fay Moore wrote 10 hours ago: Eons ago, the various continents formed one land mass. The idea isn’t far-fetched. As a child, … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, Doomsday SyFy, Science, syfy, SciFi, Science Fiction 2, Pangaea, polar shift theory, Axial Tilt

Sheepy Dalek – Name that Lava XIII79 comments

Spica wrote 10 hours ago: This week’s competition There has been a change in the leadership board. Diana Barnes, Lughduniense … more →

Tags: Friday Science Cafe thread, Fun, Lava, Sheepy Dalek, Volcanic Field, volcano, alan c, Evil riddle, Friday Fun

Nature's Library

David Gelsthorpe wrote 12 hours ago: If you’ve been following my Twitter account recently you’ll have noticed me talking abou … more →

Tags: COLLECTIONS DEVELOPMENT, Curator's Diary, manchester, Nature's Library, The Last Ice Age, The Manchester Museum, William Boyd Dawkins

A River flows through it4 comments

mjspringett wrote 15 hours ago: Friends, a river view in the badlands at the point where Knutson Creek enters the Little Missouri Ri … more →

Tags: badlands, Photography, wildlife

Stibnite

Guy wrote 19 hours ago: Interlacing twisted prisms. -Natural History Museum … more →

Tags: Nature, Minerals, Prisms, Crystalline

Frag (is) ment to subjected violence of hearts [Fragment umm 44? - 2.012]

ninger6 wrote 1 day ago: Yeah so I haven’t typed out stuff for a while since that sinister and intense brain explosion … more →

Tags: teenage problems, Fragments, A day in the life., At School, Health Issues, Nothing, School, Friends, Teachers

Why so many earthquakes in California?....

cosmicframe wrote 1 day ago: California is noted for its prevalent earthquake disturbances in U.S.A. California sits on a very in … more →

Tags: nerd stuff, Science, Earthquakes, California

Into the Woods

Tyler wrote 1 day ago: I was breaking in my new hiking shoes and bag (with hydration pack, woo) and decided to go running a … more →

Tags: Nature, Photo, Apps, android

Oil Spills, Ethics and Society: How they intersect and where the responsibilities reside

Matthew R. Cowan, P.G. (TX, 1263) wrote 1 day ago: Joint HGS-SIPES Ethics Meeting Thursday, July 19 Oil Spills, Ethics and Society: How they intersect … more →

Tags: TAPG, geologist, Professional, TBPG, Geoscience, geoscientist, Houston Geological Society, texas commission on environmental quality, Railroad Commission of Texas

Water Conservation and Technology Center to focus on statewide water issues

Matthew R. Cowan, P.G. (TX, 1263) wrote 1 day ago: Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp recently announced the formation of a new A … more →

Tags: TAPG, licensure, Professional, REGISTRATION, Geoscience, geoscientist, Houston Geological Society, texas commission on environmental quality, Railroad Commission of Texas

Glow Garden of Fluorescent Minerals2 comments

ironwing wrote 1 day ago: Fluorescent Mineral Glow Garden This is my husband’s latest project – a webpage of spect … more →

Tags: Nature, petrography, Minerals, Fluorescence, UltraViolet, calcite

Updates from Senator Barbara Boxer

the Net economy wrote 1 day ago: CONGRESS WATCH America The Beautiful – The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass, … more →

Tags: regulations, Congress Watch, Government, united states, United States Senate, United States Department of the Interior, United States Geological Survey, U. S. Geological Survey, Earth Sciences

Not too bad...?

Seex Dyer wrote 1 day ago: Not too bad…   It is 1977 and the year 4* Geology field trip sleepily disgorges from the coach. Step … more →

Tags: This week's thoughts., Fiction Writing, ruminating, Life, humour, Seex Dyer, Education, Children, School Stories

Petrified Forest2 comments

mjspringett wrote 1 day ago: Friends, on our recent trip to the badlands, we were fortunate to find one whole day when rain and t … more →

Tags: badlands, nature, Photography, Badlands, mjspringett, North Dakota, north dakota badlands, petrified wood, postaday

My Dear Old Fox Part II

Rob Viens wrote 1 day ago: Today (May 30th) Darwin took another trip up Corcovado Mountain – he sure did like to ride, hi … more →

Tags: Year 1: 1831/32, Scientists, Darwin and his family, South American Places, Darwin, Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, William Darwin Fox, Giovanni Arduino

Geological Record Shows Earth’s Oxygen Came from Mantle Cooling

range wrote 1 day ago: Researchers have discovered that the proliferation of oxygen in the Earth’s atmosphere was linked to … more →

Tags: blogs, Science, technology, Geological Record, Geoscience, Great Oxygenation Event, Oxygenation, Paleoproterozoic, SciTechDaily

A New Modification

EvolutionMan wrote 2 days ago: The new organism which is called a variety is slightly different than its parent and slightly at an … more →

Tags: Religion, Philosophy, astronomy, Biology, History, Chemistry, B iogeography, creative evolution, Science vs. Religion

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Cheezburger Network wrote 2 days ago: I has a geyser. Iz nawt neerly as exsiting as mai volcano. … more →

Tags: Image, Earth, Explosion, Geyser, Pathetic., toy, water


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