Laura Geggel
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I'm a transplanted Seattleite living in New York who writes and edits for @LiveScience. Tweets are my own.
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HOLY GUACAMOLA: A large school of sunfish (Mola Mola) was seen on a field trip at Breakwater Cove in Monterey over the weekend. #monterey #montereybay Monterey Bay Aquarium Hopkins Marine Station Stanford University
How long ago did the people of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) have contact with South Americans? According to traces of starches left on obsidian blades, the two had contact as far back as 1,000 years ago. by @DrKillgrove for Live Science livescience.com/archaeology/ob…
How did Ötzi the Iceman get his tattoos? It wasn't through cutting! Rather, he was pierced with an awl or needle. It may be that tattooing awls have been misclassified as regular tools at other archaeological sites, writes Tom Metcalfe for Live Science livescience.com/archaeology/ot…
New York isn't anywhere near a tectonic plate boundary, so why was there an earthquake here today? I talked with Ben Fernando to learn why the region's geology lends itself to small quakes. livescience.com/planet-earth/e…
**Job alert!** If you'd like to be a content manager at Live Science , now is your chance to apply! apply.workable.com/futureplc/j/06…
We are able to see a wildfire along the NJ/NY border from space courtesy of NOAA Satellites. Some of this smoke/haze may be visible further south into NYC. Smaller fires are also faintly visible, one in central Passaic County, one in SE Orange County, one in SW Putnam County.
I LOVE writing about Pompeii, so thank you to my Live Science editor Laura Geggel for throwing this story my way. Check out my article and video about a new study in Cell Press revealing that some of the Vesuvius victims are not who we thought… livescience.com/archaeology/ro…