Reposted by Liviu Giosan
Beautiful!!!
It's surprising that first 40m cores took so long to be obtained and studied.
This explanation, though the cycle would be every 12h instead of yearly, would be analogous to the Nile phenomenon and the rise of Egyptian civilization, which it predated.
It's surprising that first 40m cores took so long to be obtained and studied.
This explanation, though the cycle would be every 12h instead of yearly, would be analogous to the Nile phenomenon and the rise of Egyptian civilization, which it predated.
October 23, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Beautiful!!!
It's surprising that first 40m cores took so long to be obtained and studied.
This explanation, though the cycle would be every 12h instead of yearly, would be analogous to the Nile phenomenon and the rise of Egyptian civilization, which it predated.
It's surprising that first 40m cores took so long to be obtained and studied.
This explanation, though the cycle would be every 12h instead of yearly, would be analogous to the Nile phenomenon and the rise of Egyptian civilization, which it predated.
I wonder if AGU has renounced such sponsorship.
July 14, 2024 at 4:12 AM
I wonder if AGU has renounced such sponsorship.
It is unfortunate for all of us when one community has not gained enough appreciation for the time dimension, which is fundamental for the goal at hand. Spatial patterns are limited for paleo by collection of data. Understanding time is not...
July 8, 2024 at 3:30 AM
It is unfortunate for all of us when one community has not gained enough appreciation for the time dimension, which is fundamental for the goal at hand. Spatial patterns are limited for paleo by collection of data. Understanding time is not...