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Nairobi design studio Cave Bureau is discussing The Anthropocene Museum, a project that explores the anthropological and geological conditions of a series of caves on the coast of Kenya at summit: https://t.co/AfDRR3vCuo

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2021-01-31

Neoteric astrogeology research reveals specific geological movement on the surface of Mars (it is assumed the plate tectonics are dormant): the planet experiences multiple quakes & weathering dislodges rock, sand, etc., & it remains unclear what the exact cause is of the quakes

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2021-01-19

We have several historic geological maps of Scotland in our collection, and you can view a selection on our website https://t.co/2cO75EVdPI. Archibald Geikie's 1876 map https://t.co/LfeeZvPnEQ would be contemporary with the map of Ireland by Griffiths and Jukes.

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2021-01-18

GeoGreymon
(Geological+Great)
Dinosaur
Attacks:
Mega Flame
Mega Burst
Horn Impulse

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2021-01-02

Once upon time in Mars. The Mars ocean hypothesis states that nearly a third of the surface of Mars was covered by an ocean of liquid water early in the planet’s geologic history.🔭

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2021-01-02

Geological Sketches, Bird's Skull, John Ruskin, 1872 https://t.co/49dj8fNKD3

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2020-12-24

🎄Looking for gift ideas?🎁 Prints of beautiful geological maps from our collections can be ordered in a range of sizes and finishes from our Picture Library: https://t.co/VZFjB6UoNm Order by 18/12 UK, 11/12 overseas for Christmas delivery!

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2020-12-07

"On the Rise" original monotype painting framed. Do you see a ploughed field, geological layers or patterns?
https://t.co/hTZM1jyVaT

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2020-12-07

Acidaspis

A common, relatively small at about 2 cm, quick and very spiky trilobite, its likely that trilobites grew spikes this long to deter predators

ALT: surprisingly there's remains of this genus found from 4 geologic periods, it survived from the cambrian to the devonian

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2020-12-02

🦴 Indian Tertiary and post Tertiary Vertebrata.
Calcutta: Geological Survey Office [etc., etc.], 1874-1902.
https://t.co/1sNmqlUM4d

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2020-11-30

"...internal heating drives plate tectonics, which creates carbon cycling & geological activity like volcanism, which produces an atmosphere,...that is retained by the magnetic field, also driven by internal heating." Img Melissa de Andrade Nunes IAG/USP https://t.co/HeB4tGAOdq

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2020-11-13

that large initiate chains of surface processes that last much longer than the brief moments of strong shaking? Find out more on these geologic hazards: patterns, mechanisms & impacts in "Reviews of Geophysics" ➡️ https://t.co/0oQHHKYM9H

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2020-10-30

Freshwater has to literally geologically beg the salt water to give up some of it's sharks and rays to secondarily invade freshwater to get the few species it can scrape up!

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2020-10-27

“Some day, perhaps in the fullness of geologic time, the last crane will trumpet his farewell and spiral skyward from the great marsh....

And then, a silence never to be broken, unless perchance in some far pasture of the Milky Way.”

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2020-10-25

At the time I forgot to share an interp of the final model from the ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ project. Trained on ~900 imgs of geological surveys from ⁦⁦⁩. Smaller dataset than the others, you can see it’s a little nervous.

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2020-10-07

Geoheritage sites are a natural legacy of all 50 U.S. states & territories. See examples of what state geological surveys are doing to identify and promote geoheritage for the education and enjoyment of the public.

Join our webinar on 10/6 to learn more: https://t.co/Q1BEbq9lLv

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2020-10-02

please help!

Any simple way to create a geologic-model 3D box with relief and cross-sections / seismic lines?

There seems to be a way to do it with Google SketchUp but seems complicated and I think might be outdated... https://t.co/RrnSPjz1SW

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2020-10-01

Did you know that a 2013 geological survey conducted by found that *23* percent of all gently sloping hills in the continental US are actually the remains of dragons?

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2020-09-26

The 3.168m Monte Permo is the first peak in the to be climbed on September 19, 1857, by Irish alpinist John Ball & a local guide. Geological map from 1934 by pioneering geologist Maria M. Ogilvie Gordon https://t.co/Jcb0YdXzEh

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2020-09-19