Visualization of my GIS project progress this week:

“Field camp taught me how the things that we learn in geoscience classes aren't just words and pictures on a page—being able to see the structures and theories that I learned in real life allowed me to understand them on a much deeper level.” gsa-foundation.org/field-camp_dev…

Looking to hire a lab manager for the Geo-and Thermochronology lab U Calgary UofC Geoscience Please help me to find a good candidate by distributing this job posting. #job #YYCJobs internal.careers.ucalgary.ca/jobs/11623201-…

Happy Holidays from Caltech Seismo Lab. We'll be back in the New Year with more on seismology's past, present, and future!

The main goal of Season's 2 and 3 of "Every Rock Has A Story" was to show diverse geoscientists sharing their stories to help kids see themselves as geoscientists. It has been a joy to work with these inspiring colleagues! WATCH all their stories HERE👇 youtube.com/@EveryRockHasA…

Isabel Clifton Cookson, the first Australian palynologist, was born #OTD, 1893. The genus Cooksonia, one of the first land plants, was named in her honor. wp.me/p3ihHu-E7 #WomeninSTEM #histsci #Paleobotany

December 25, 1801, Charles Wilson Peale unveils #America's first found complete fossils skeleton - of a Mastodon - in Philadelphia 🐘 smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-in…

When did the Great Unconformity form, and how many of them are there? More importantly, what might have caused this massive loss of rock, possibly multiple times, more than a billion years ago? Geologists don't yet agree. eos.org/articles/the-g…

The Great Unconformity or Great Unconformities? - the captivating geological question of what an absence represents AGU's Eos eos.org/articles/the-g…

The geometric meaning of the inverse trig functions arcsin and arccos They are actual *arc* lengths.

December 26, 1780, birthday of Scottish scientist & writer Mary Somerville. Her book “Physical Geography” (1848) was the first textbook on the topic in English and her most popular work 🌐 tinyurl.com/tlduuqy

After 14 years of preparation, the Yurok Tribe and partners this past year began releasing condors to northern California—a major milestone for the endangered bird and for the tribe. audubon.org/news/absent-mo…

What's available for #Science educators and students? Education GeoSource - the most comprehensive collection of #earthscience #education resources available online - features a wealth of offerings, courtesy of AGI, organizer of Earth Science Week: egs.americangeosciences.org/vufind/

Any recent sightings of the Stellar's sea eagle along the east coast of North America?

2022 was the 25th anniversary of the publication of Kenn Kaufman's beloved book Kingbird Highway. Read his reflections on just how much birding has evolved since he hitchhiked across the country in the 1970s searching for birds. audubon.org/news/heres-how…

The Geological Society of London offers online resources for learning about #geoscience topics. Electronic map-based resources are the focus of GSL's Plate Tectonics page. In addition, a site has been launched to accompany GSL's Rock Cycle online module: geolsoc.org.uk/education

There’s still time to help aspiring geoscientists attend field camp in 2023! Read about the life-changing experiences of this year’s field camp scholarship recipients on the GSA Foundation blog and make your gift today. gsa-foundation.org/fund/field-cam… gsa-foundation.org/news-events/

Rolla has a drive-thru coffee shop on the south side of town now! Victory! Scooter's Coffee #rollamo

Share the exciting stories of *real* rock scientists with your kids! Watch all the episodes of Every Rock Has A Story to inspire kids about the geosciences, and to help them see themselves as scientists! youtube.com/@EveryRockHasA…

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