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- Denali Kincaid – “Dykanite” on TikTok is a science communicator and aspiring volcanologist whose geology education videos have engaged a vast audience.
I made a wee poster on the history of disability in Geology.
Feel free to share this resource :)
I’d love to hear more stories of disabled geologists and geoscientists- bear in mind this is only a brief overview. ♿️
Featuring:
@BakingSodaVolc @sang_mook
With the USA legislature growing in hostility to trans people, it's becoming more crucial than ever to be loud and visible in your support.
This angry protective Oviraptor sticker based on an original idea by @dinodadreviews is coming to our store next week. #ProtectTransKids🏳️⚧️
@arrrdubs @sp00ky_d0ll Indeed, the guy is after $$. Yellowstone is normal, and no lakes are boiling, as he claimed. It was a creative grift, but a grift nonetheless, and one that took advantage of people's generosity on Christmas. Ugh.
NEW: Using a clever new technique, scientists have found that there’s more magma - the explosive lifeblood of volcanoes - under Yellowstone than previously thought.
So is doomsday upon us, I hear you ask?
Not even close. Here’s why, for @NYTScience https://t.co/Aqc9y3HZlX
Aloha Kakahiaka!
Day 5 of the 2022 Mauna Loa eruption begins but what has happened and where?
Check out this new Storymap feature! It integrates maps, photos, audio and video to provide an easy to follow narrative context of the eruption so far. https://t.co/fkOCvQ2MCf
A reminder that the term "supervolcano" is given to a small group of Volcanoes that produced the largest eruptions at least once. There are SO MANY MORE much smaller eruptions at these systems. The massive events are rare. #Taupō
#OTD in 2018 a M7.1 earthquake hit Anchorage. Luckily there were no fatalities but damage to roads, homes, schools, and other infrastructure occurred, like the damage to Vine road near Wasilla.
📷: via @USGS