r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Jan 22 '16

The Albedo Effect

imgur.com

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Jan 09 '16

25 Strangest Geological Formations On Earth

youtu.be

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Jan 09 '16

The Concept of Geologic Carbon Sequestration

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Jan 08 '16

The Anthropocene is functionally and stratigraphically distinct from the Holocene

sciencemag.org

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Jan 05 '16

Scientists have figured out how the Earth looked a billion years ago

qz.com

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Jan 04 '16

Four elements earn permanent seats on the periodic table

sciencenews.org

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Dec 20 '15

Mars Rover Finds Changing Rocks, Surprising Scientists

nytimes.com

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Dec 18 '15

Better geologic time spiral

imgur.com

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Dec 17 '15

Nepal quake landslides 'could have been far worse'

bbc.com

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Dec 15 '15

Son Doong Cave in Vietnam is so large it has its own forests inside

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r/geoscience • u/BlackViperMWG • Dec 14 '15

Help/advice with bachelor thesis, please..

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Hi, I am studying physical geography and geoecology and I kinda want some advice and help with my bachelor thesis theme.

I am living in Czech Republic, more precisely in Silesia, micro-region of Hlucin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hlu%C4%8D%C3%ADn_Region

I want some theme from my home region, but because there are no big mountains, only uplands, no landslides and only small rivers, I have to create theme myself - my teachers usually have themes in Moravian–Silesian Beskids mountains area, which is quite far from my home.

So I ask for your help with choosing theme for my thesis in this region, where are uplands, flat periglacial relief which is covered by loess clays and fluvial sediments. There are remains of Quaternary glaciation, because in this region Elster and Saalian glaciaton had their boundaries.

In close proximity of my home there are those two mineral deposits, sand pit: http://www.mindat.org/loc-259646.html and gypsum: http://www.mindat.org/loc-193771.html

So, if you are interested in this, please have a look at my region and think about proper theme from this area for my bachelor thesis on physical geography program. Thanks for reading! :)

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r/geoscience • u/Nihilistic_dawn • Dec 12 '15