I made a map graphic for this month’s Scientific American! 💫 Known for its very scarce seismic history, an abandoned mine in Sardinia turns into an underground lab where scientists will aim to precisely weigh “empty space” 👀 Check out the issue here: bit.ly/41Ha5oJ

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This map shows how far & wide the #earthquake in #Melbourne has been felt. We've had 21,386 reports so far - some as far north as Bendigo & as far south as Hobart. earthquakes.ga.gov.au

MAYON CLOAKED IN SMOKE A local from Daraga, Albay photographed the Mayon volcano emitting smoke, three hours after Phivolcs placed Mayon under Alert Level 3 on Thursday, June 8, 2023. (Photos courtesy of Nehemiah Manzanilla Sitiar)

WATCH: Mayon Volcano glows in Albay's nightsky as it spews bright orange lava down its slopes Monday evening. Phivolcs says the lava flow from its summit crater has reached around 800 to 1,000 meters downslope. | vivien 📹 Jethro Calag Photography

not the translation in ~slayman’s~ terms :((

Breaking 🚨: Palawan island mysteriously disappeared beneath the west ph sea 💀 #mapsinthewild

sneaking in a little late to the party 👀#SciartPortfolioWeek 💫 #sciart #scicomm #dataviz

New map graphic for Scientific American September issue 🌏 Untapped pockets of the seafloor are estimated to contain critical metals needed for clean energy. Interest in deepsea mining is growing, along with concerns on hazards, long-term impacts, & our limited knowledge of abyssal ecosystems

Mincup season is upon us!! watch me root for the underdog and take lizardite to the finals 👀

Check out our latest seabed data! The new release shows Australia’s marine environment in 250m resolution as a continuous whole, showing a continental-scale picture of our marine environment available for everyone. Find out more 👉 bit.ly/3RYdIVK James Cook Uni University of Sydney

Some old photos of the UP Shopping Center in my old external drive. When the SC was gutted by fire in 2018, many people were heartbroken. Despite its simple and unimpressive appearance, the center had everything they needed. It will always bring back memories.

Remembering the first woman to be awarded a Nobel Prize, the first individual to be awarded two Nobel Prizes and still today the only individual with two Nobel Prizes in two different scientific categories: Marie Skłodowska Curie. Curie was born #OnThisDay in 1867.

Had a great time at the GESSS NSW conference at USyd! Heard lots of exciting earth sci research across NSW and ACT with old and new peers. Presented my ongoing work on the subduction journey of serpentinites, and even took home a lil lovely belemnite prize 🦑✨ #GESSSNSW2023 🌏

Mount Ulap; 1846 masl 📍

My grandpa who is 85 started making this rock map of Scotland in 1992.He collected rocks during amateur geology trips over 30 years. He says it had to be geologically correct and also aesthetically pleasing.He asked if I could share online as He wants to go viral so please share

Australian senator Janet Rice raised a banner that says "Stop the human rights abuses" while President Marcos was delivering his speech before the Australian Parliament in Canberra this morning. Rappler

Had the opportunity to work on a short DISIPA project with CSIRO earlier this year. Our report on the rare earths, Nb, Ti vertical mobility and stratified enrichments in the weathered cover of two understudied Brazilian carbonatite localities is out✨ publications.csiro.au/publications/p…

Abyssal peridotite(serpentinite) 深海性橄欖岩(蛇紋岩) 海で採取された岩はその場から取られたということで重要な意味がある