The Macalady Lab salutes two of our most important collaborators: cave, science, & technical divers Kenny Broad and Nadir Quarta (at right), pictured here in the October issue of @NatGeoMag in a story by @nadiamdrake. We couldn't do it without you 👏🤿🫶! https://t.co/l1k8nIlNMU
Cool space issue, the October magazine of National Geographic. I worked in "alien" places in Svalbard with a cool team of scientists and cave explorers for this article. https://t.co/mgiB9tPXAd
Metal volcanism! Nice write-up by @astrolisa of our latest crazy-idea project led by @brcjohns and with me and @tripk44, presented at #lpsc2019, also shout out to similar work by @cobyabr. Looking forward to the eventual papers!
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„Frau Ministerin Franziska Giffey: Offener Brief an Frau Ministerin Giffey zum Unterhaltsrecht” - Jetzt unterschreiben! https://t.co/hndU4ZksqI via @ChangeGER
Happy #MoltenMonday, where we bring you rumblings from our "Volcanoes: The Fires of Creation" film! One of the largest volcanic eruption was the eruption of supervolcano Toba in Indonesia 75K yrs ago! Join @Carsten_Peter (seen here) as #CMCerupts: https://t.co/qTbjJBFPf4!
Look at this majestic #Hubble picture of the #aurora on #Saturn 📸
The view is a composite of optical images of the ringed planet made by @HUBBLE_space in 2018 + ultraviolet observations of the northern aurora taken over 7months in 2017. Details ➡️ https://t.co/a03XrcQRU5
Global Volcanic Activity Since 1883 (confirmed eruptions), visualized in #PowerBI. Cluster + Heatmap from @Mapbox requires Chrome or FF. Data from @smithsonian Global Volcanism Program. @VizWizBI@TriMyData https://t.co/eCMI8s5GBx
How Ludger Sylbaris became the sole survivor of Martinique’s deadliest volcanic eruption in 1902 - @Face2faceAFRICA
6 JULY 2018. Arrested on May 7, he was in solitary confinement & locked in a jail cell.
IMAGE: Ludger Sylbaris
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#InternationalDayOfVolcanoes
High-resolution #satellite image used to map major #cracks (yellow lines) within the #summit#caldera of #Kilauea#Volcano. Red-shaded area east of #Halemaumau is moving down within a scarp-bounded zone. Dark gray-shaded area shows the region of most significant down dropping.