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What are you standing on? Check out the #geology under your feet using the Rockd app on your phone!
Developed by the University of #Wisconsin Macrostrat lab.
Funding from NSF (US National Science Foundation) and U Wisconsin Dept of Geoscience.
rockd.org/

rockd

rockd.org
Mike Smale

Dilophosaurus wants you to check out this cool rock they found.

#DailyDilophosaurus #Dilophosaurus #Rocks #Geology #Dinosaurs

RuggyBearLA

Rainbow Basin Natural Area

#US #United States #CA #California #Rainbow Basin Natural Area #National Natural Landmark #BLM #Bureau of Land Management #geology #fossil #miocene #FindYourPark

Dust^2

This afternoon why not take a couple hours to binge watch the 21 short films that make up our YouTube series The Collectors Tour.

bit.ly/CollectorsTourPlaylist

Travel into the field, find out more about how dust moves through the Critical Zone, and long-term research with impacts for public health and #ClimateChange policy.

#science #research #EarthScience #geology #ecology

Dust^2

Cluster scientist spotlight!

Sarah Chan, PhD PhD Student, Plant and Wildlife Sciences, Brigham Young University

Why did you become a scientist?

"I love being able to explore my questions about our planet by performing experiments and analyzing results."

Some of Sarah's work: bit.ly/3TUvBEQ

More scientist spotlights: bit.ly/4huMS0U

#science #research #EarthScience #geology

History_of_Geology

July 23, 1834, HMS Beagle ⛵ anchors in the Bay of Valparaiso, #Chile. During his stay, Charles #Darwin will receive the 3rd volume of Lyell's Principles of #Geology ⚒️ tinyurl.com/y6m24hw6

Sketch by ship artist Conrad Martens tinyurl.com/y2tc4ar5

Geological Outreach

Deep (535 km) M5.6 earthquake, Fiji, at 03.24 UTC on 23 July 2025. Recorded in Nottingham using 'slinky' school seismometer
#earthquake ⚒️ #geology 🦕
earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquake

Phil

Another picture from our recent Iceland cruise. You can see why so many people visit to look at the geology with magnificent mountains like this.
#iceland #geology #cruise

Bob Downie

Yesterday we had the most amazing kayaking experience I've ever had. Lead by Camy from arbroathclifftours.com/ we paddled north from Arbroath Cliffs to visit a series of sea caves. Despite being a NE loon I had no idea how wonderful they were. Set in Lower ORS) sandstones (U ORS unconformity beautifully exposed!) narrow sea entrances gave access to passages and chambers with fantastic limestone speleothem / flow-stone. Highly, highly recommended! #Arbroath #Scotland #geology #kayaking