Showcasing the wonder of doing #science in the #field
🔸️7 posts, 7 days 🌍🏞
▫️ Share your stories with #7DaysOfFieldwork
🔺️ Scientists from different fields
🌍 WELCOME EVERYONE TO #7DaysOfFieldwork!! 🌍
This project will showcase the life of scientists, explorers and photographers who work in the field.
We want to hear of your most memorable and favourite field experiences and stories
THE RULES: 7 posts over 7 days (include media)⬇️
Different topics, celebrations and conversations will be showcased everyday this week for #BlackBirdersWeek .
Look out today for #PostABird to fill your feed with tweets of tweets!!! 🐦🦅🦉🦆
#BlackBirdersWeek IS HERE!!!!!!!!!
DAY 1:
If you are a Black nature enthusiast, we want to see you!! Share your pics using the hashtag #BlackInNature!
#RepresentationMatters, and I know that from firsthand experience! So, here I am, #BlackAFinSTEM, hip-deep in the marsh! 💚
Been nominated by @Paul_A_Wallace to do 7 days of #PhotosOfMyLife. Don't normally do these kind of things but I like taking photos & in light of the @AAPG interview here's 7 photos I've taken as a #femalegeologist /solo traveller. No 1: fieldwork in Chile (2016), that's all ash
If there's anything that can be shown through the hundreds of #7DaysOfFieldwork posts, it's just how many women in the geosciences and other science disciplines "go out in the field in [ALL of these places] and are miles & miles from everything"!!! #WomenInSTEM#WomenInGeology
Just so we're clear, the @AAPG president just stated:
'I can’t imagine a female geologist going out in the field in places like Argentina, South America, the Middle East, & places like that & being out there miles & miles away from everything.' 🤬
https://t.co/WV0Na3r5zu
We're absolutely LOVING #RandomFieldworkPhoto and seeing/guessing where you all have been! 🏞🌍
Try it yourself and see if the world of Twitter can guess where the photo was taken! Thank you @tectonictweets !
Ok I’m joining the #randomfieldworkphoto trend to help keep us all entertained! I’m kicking off with a fairly easy one, I’m always seeing this pop on Twitter. It’s a classic from the area and I finally found where I’d hidden my geology pics from my fieldwork here.
Here is a beautiful outcrop from field work earlier this year in the Spirit Mountain batholith in southern Nevada. I miss going outside. #randomfieldworkphoto
Technically not field work but it'll do #randomfieldworkphoto some of you awesome geologists and non geologists will probably get the location very quickly '#sedimentary#geology
Ultramafic to mafic xenoliths, Hawaii Island
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黄色の主にカンラン��からなるカンラン岩、黒と白の混じるハンレイ岩質の捕獲岩がたっぷり!
ハワイ島の下はこんな石があるのだ。
#フィールドに行くまでの妄想
#randomfieldworkphoto