Today marks our blog’s one year anniversary. Thanks to everyone who has contributed, commented, shared or visited!
As ever, on a momentous occasion such as this, YouTube has not let us down.
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- RT @ProfChrisTurney: Want to learn more on plate tectonics? An online resource from the @geolsoc for schools but addictive to use! http://… 8 hours ago
- RT @fossiliam: @Profiainstewart slams Scottish Government over plans to stop teaching #geology in schools: dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-… 8 hours ago
- RT @sciencemagazine: #Climatechange triggered by massive volcanism set the stage for dinosaurs scim.ag/11ig9DI #geochemistry 1 day ago
- Following the 2010 eruption, Iceland are expanding their volcano monitoring via the EU funded FutureVolc project. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e… 1 day ago
- RT @NatureNews: Mag.8.3 quake that hit today ~610 km below Sea of Okhotsk may trump deep 1994 Bolivia quake (8.2, 631km) http://t.co/ldVK7M… 1 day ago
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Happy birthday people!
Happy birthday. Keep on reaching out!