The antithesis of "leave no trace". xitter.cf/ValeroEnergy/status/99…
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#fieldwork #fieldcamp2018 #geology @MissouriSandT you can read about it, you can go to lecture and hear about it, but when you go to the field and #doityourself that's when you own it forever @MissouriSandT
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Sublime sunrise over the sea stacks at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore by Michael DeWitt #Wisconsin
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Learn how #VirtualReality is being used in geoscience classrooms! My latest for @earthmagazine
Thanks to @phaneritic @Xeno_lith @giga_macro @AccessibleGEO @callanbentley for their insights! #geoscience #geology #fieldwork
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Want to know about the rock you are standing on? Learn the paleography? Take strike and dip? Find an outcrop? Check out #RockD app by @UWMacrostrat! Amazing for those interested in#geoscience.
I had forgotten all about my visit to Hollister in 2010 to capture the fault creep in digital photos. Here are a few of those images. Attn: @tsherryUSA & @phaneritic
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Watch spatter ramparts being created, live! This will be a great video to use when I teach volcanology again. m.youtube.com/watch?v=SN4ai4…
#BTGT gigapan.com/gigapans/207519
We'll call this one Brittney's Fault: gigapan.com/gigapans/207519/… xitter.cf/brittandbone/status/99…
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"Mount St. Helens and the Fear of Not Knowing" Good essay on the confusion and lack of info that I alluded to earlier. theatlantic.com/science/arch…
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Fascinating thread about the water crisis in Mexico City and the role of geology. I had previously looked into this from the point of view of amplified earthquake ground motions, and it is fascinating to read about this perspective. xitter.cf/zoeschlanger/status/99…
I spent last month working from Mexico City, a place in constant—and worsening—water crisis. I wrote about how an ancient lava flow might hold a key to solving it 🌋🇲🇽qz.com/1281506/solving-mexic…
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The ‘Big One’ is a threat even if you don’t live in California on.mktw.net/2rPEwuu
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Hematite ‘blueberries’ both in-situ (right) and eroded out (left) of cross bedded red sandstones in Utah #PS9605



























