Perfect day for pond skating! 19F/-7C, no wind. In this case, the artificial Centennial Lakes Park, #Edina, #Minnesota (suburb of #Minneapolis). Interestingly, set in an office complex. 900 m / half a mile long. They do condition the surface, but it's not like rink skating.
🚨Paper Alert!🚨 Our work on Precambrian basement deep beneath the Williston Basin in #NorthDakota. We looked at two >2900 m drill cores, sampling the W edge of the Superior Craton and E margin of the 1.9 - 1.8 Ga Trans-Hudson Orogeny. ⚒️🧪 (T Nesheim, myself, J Vervoort) https://doi.org/10.1130/B37440.1 1/5
Helping to judge high school #chemistry projects today! Groups carried out metathesis reactions to create the best nontoxic nail polish. They presented marketing materials for mock companies in addition to explaining the scientific basis. Enjoyed the creativity. The kids are all right! ⚗️ 🧪 💅
🚨Job Alert!🚨Faculty position in #Geochemistry at University of Delaware. Stable isotopes, environmental, critical #minerals, carbon sequestration. #geosciences ⚒️🧪
Doctoral Researcher opening: Assessment of changing trace metal fluxes in the Central and Eastern Arctic Ocean - Technische Universität Braunschweig #geology#geochemistry
A couple of fossil mammoth skeletons seen at The Mammoth Site in Hot Springs, #SouthDakota. The site was found by chance by a heavy equipment operator preparing a site for construction. #FossilFriday
2025 #NewMexico Mineral Symposium for both professionals and amateurs interested in #mineralogy. Socorro, NM Nov 7 -9
Featured Speaker: "History and Highlights, including New Mexico specimens, of the Natural History Museum, London, England" -Mike Rumsey, Principal Curator of Minerals and Planetary Materials for the Natural History Museum in London, England
@minorusaba "...the 19th consecutive year in which at least one Japanese national has been among the winners selected by the Annals of Improbable Research" !!
#Soil section from Naefurholt, Rangárvellir, South #Iceland (Jarovegssniò viò Næfurholt á Rangárvöllum) shows ash layers, mostly from Hekla and Katla, going back to time of settlement. National Museum in Reykjavík. #volcano#geology