Anatomy of a Lunar Silicic Construct—The Wolf Crater Complex, Mare Nubium and Implications for Early Silicic Magmatism on the Moon. https://t.co/t5DlSxYsu6 Wolf crater complex is a volcanic caldera; silicic volcanism occurred betw ∼3.6–3.7 Ga, then mafic volcanism til ∼2.02 Ga
There's a tradition of film directors and studios congratulating each other for beating their box office records. A THREAD
In 1977, when STAR WARS beat Jaws to become the highest-grossing movie ever, Steven Spielberg took out the below ad for George Lucas in
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Grateful to have had the opportunity to learn from one of the best in #experimentalpetrology Prof. Marc Hirschmann during his recent visit to #IITKGP .
What does lava look like after it has cooled underwater? Well, it looks like this.
Seen at Vailulu'u Seamount in 2017 (#TBT), these pillow lavas are likely <5 years old, so pretty young (geologically speaking). Lava erupted & instantly cooled, creating a snapshot in time. 🌋
Will be giving an oral presentation on the topic of my work on layered experiments between a Fe-Ti rich cumulate layer and olivine and it's implications for Ti-rich lunar basalts at the Beyond Earth neighborhood at #AGU2022 (2pm today).Please do visit if it interests you!😊😊
https://t.co/JSX0kZvya1 #AGU22
Will be presenting my poster tomorrow on new layered experiments on Fe-Ti cumulates and lunar mantle compositions.... Reach out if you're there!
Poster No. U25B-0496.... Poster Hall A, McCormick Place... You can check out the iposter of the same!
Firstly, we don't get to choose the vaccines in India, if at all, there are only two choices... And now such terrible vaccine strategies. How are Indian students supposed to join any European conferences or institutes then?? @mygovindia@EuroGeosciences@PMOIndia