Ismael Halim
@ismaelhalim.bsky.social
Geoscientist working at the intersection of subsurface energy resources and storage. Currently banished to the frozen north.
Uber Eats Wall-E are plenty here at the University of North Dakota!
October 17, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Uber Eats Wall-E are plenty here at the University of North Dakota!
Reposted by Ismael Halim
I've been asked a few times over the last few days what I think the chances are that the "leopard spots and poppy seeds" on Mars will turn out to be actual evidence of life. People are naturally skeptical given the history of possible signs of life on other planets. Strap in: long thread ahead...
September 16, 2025 at 5:10 AM
I've been asked a few times over the last few days what I think the chances are that the "leopard spots and poppy seeds" on Mars will turn out to be actual evidence of life. People are naturally skeptical given the history of possible signs of life on other planets. Strap in: long thread ahead...
Beautiful day at the rugged badlands, where quartenary erosion exposed the variable terrain across Western North Dakota.
September 21, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Beautiful day at the rugged badlands, where quartenary erosion exposed the variable terrain across Western North Dakota.
Fun time at AAPG IMAGE 2025. Time definitely have changed just in a short term, where it’s reflected of varied sessions, pivoting away from sustainable resource that surged a couple years ago.
August 31, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Fun time at AAPG IMAGE 2025. Time definitely have changed just in a short term, where it’s reflected of varied sessions, pivoting away from sustainable resource that surged a couple years ago.
The I-94 crossing North Dakota might be one of the most monotonous highways you’ll ever drive—a straight, almost empty stretch of land for 300 miles.
However, as you go westward into the state, you’ll be welcomed with beautiful, colorful rugged terrain showing transformation during Cenozoic era.
However, as you go westward into the state, you’ll be welcomed with beautiful, colorful rugged terrain showing transformation during Cenozoic era.
August 18, 2025 at 3:34 AM
The I-94 crossing North Dakota might be one of the most monotonous highways you’ll ever drive—a straight, almost empty stretch of land for 300 miles.
However, as you go westward into the state, you’ll be welcomed with beautiful, colorful rugged terrain showing transformation during Cenozoic era.
However, as you go westward into the state, you’ll be welcomed with beautiful, colorful rugged terrain showing transformation during Cenozoic era.