Discover the Secrets of the #DeadSea! Our recent field trip was a #geological adventure like no other. Students explored mesmerizing salt formations, fascinating layers of history, and the dynamic forces shaping this wonder, guided, by Prof. @WaldmannNicolas.
Check out our latest editorial https://t.co/an8DunpTjL,
courtesy of our associate editor Yanhua Chen, highlighting the content of the review by @BenZaitchik and colleagues https://t.co/lMrdwV8Zry
Fieldwork at the Dead Sea. Discovering a new creek in a wonderful site tracking for #climatechange and #Monsoon variability on relation to #GlobalWarming
Embedded plastic in #travertine! Impressive how fast these rocks are formed and how we are changing geology! #Anthropocene died, welcome #Plasticocene! At the Bulgarian coast of the Black Sea.
🚨 I have yet another record to share with you - carbon dioxide (CO₂) averaged a record high of 421 ppm in March 2023
10 years ago March averaged about 398 ppm
+ Preliminary data (@NOAA_ESRL): https://t.co/81JQavZVWZ
After Crew-5’s departure, the Exp 68 crew worked on immune system studies and space botany, and Crew-6, the newest station residents, also had time to adjust to life in space.https://t.co/8CGF7GMIRj