Amazing unique bird-like agate | #Geology #GeologyPage #Agate
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) June 30, 2017
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www… https://t.co/WC6IeZ926X http://pic.twitter.com/Wj94umHUMa
#Airborne #fieldwork over glaciated Katla #volcano in #Iceland. @Atlantsflug #pilot did a great job at working with us the #scientists #FF http://pic.twitter.com/yIztrLzC1R
— Evgenia Ilyinskaya (@EIlyinskaya) June 30, 2017
Shale oil elasticity: every dollar move in the $40 to $60 price band adds/subtracts about 100 thousand b/d to U.S. crude supply: BAML #oott http://pic.twitter.com/IwPCEZu5YX
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 30, 2017
#FridayFault: Thrust fault partially duplicates the stratigraphic section. Valley & Ridge fold-n-thrust belt (Tennessee). Credit: R.J. Varga http://pic.twitter.com/DJj8UUATtL
— Luca Dal Zilio (@lucadalzilio) June 30, 2017
#ThinSectionThursday mystery! Can any alk. REE fiends identify this twinned Langesundfjord min 4 me? With hiortdahlite, bi-ap-albite-zircon? http://pic.twitter.com/V3heS6U67x
— John Faithfull (@FaithfullJohn) June 29, 2017
#chalcopyrite with #pyrite overgrowths in a #hematite matrix from the Apliki #VMS. Best bit!? It's chock full of #Se #ThinSectionThursday http://pic.twitter.com/lGHV8w9q6a
— Andrew Martin (@ajmartin1991) June 29, 2017
Close-up shot of bedding-cleavage relationship in Wilhite slate, part of the Proterozoic Walden Creek Group in the… https://t.co/tItLj2e0DJ http://pic.twitter.com/30dmvrdoWy
— ccarrigan (@GeosciImaging) June 29, 2017
Exactly what we need! New @CassiniSaturn images are up! Taken June 28th. http://pic.twitter.com/8p5peKFcRe
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) June 29, 2017
Beautiful layering of volcanic ash on #GranCanaria, it consists of fragments of erupted material (size <2mm) #geology @GeoTenerife @involcan http://pic.twitter.com/5XZJWgf66t
— Malte Froemchen (@Malte_Geology) June 28, 2017
Ammonite pavement | #Geology #GeologyPage #Fossil
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) June 28, 2017
Ammonite pavement in Lyme Regis, Dorset, Great Britain
Geology… https://t.co/wKscEyAd2u http://pic.twitter.com/ogwuxIN5z1
The Cambro-Ordovician boundary GSSP at Green Point in Gros Morne National Park, NL (pre Conference ISECT fieldtrip) http://pic.twitter.com/baAO8AFMGy
— Duncan McIlroy (@ichnodmc) June 27, 2017
Hooker on exploring Himalayas "The cliffs were impracticable, the snow beds too slippery, & the icy torrents we crossed bitterly cold" http://pic.twitter.com/cfJrvDMXp0
— Kew Gardens LAA Team (@Kew_LAA) June 27, 2017
The beauty of the classics: "the loose usage of terms such as sliding, slumping, flow and turbidity current" Dott (1963) AAPG Bulletin 47-1 http://pic.twitter.com/4wtZ0rRif9
— S4SLIDE (@S4SLIDE) June 27, 2017
1860s :: Shankaracharya Temple In Srinagar , Kashmir .
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) June 27, 2017
(Photo - John Burke /ASI /British Library ) http://pic.twitter.com/SY4sm6QnLI
The @USGS publishes a new blueprint that can help make subduction zone areas more resilient: https://t.co/Ctx5nKgc24 http://pic.twitter.com/ud3gIhKust
— SCEC (@SCEC) June 26, 2017
Much of the #DeepwaterHorizon #oil spill has disappeared because of bacteria https://t.co/doZindXRk4 http://pic.twitter.com/cEkWBhUSqb
— Oil & Gas IQ News (@OilandGasIQ) June 27, 2017
#Libya #Libyaoil Petroleum Economist map of Libya's current oil/military dispositions tangle. http://pic.twitter.com/OEC1JDtSBz
— Chris Stephen (@reportingLibya) June 26, 2017
Clastic dikes at Badlands Natl. Park. #geologyrocks #badlandsnationalpark #BadlandsNPS #nationalparkgeek https://t.co/rqGdFqdUJr http://pic.twitter.com/B91x9QC8Ym
— ccarrigan (@GeosciImaging) June 27, 2017
Shale produces oil - why not cash? Eight leading US drillers = negative free cash flow of $68bn https://t.co/tJVX9M7UPu @Spencerjakab #oott http://pic.twitter.com/HbdmwYxQaf
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 26, 2017
Electricity consumption in the U.S. and EU has been broadly flat over the last decade - despite growing economies (via @TheEIU) #oott http://pic.twitter.com/rv1mFmRMxV
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 26, 2017
"We kill time. Time buries us."
— Gautam Bhatia (@gautambhatia88) June 26, 2017
- Machado de Assis, "Epitaph of a Small Winner"
From oil rig to shampoo bottle: U.S. shale revolution sparks tectonic shift in plastics industry https://t.co/om5h8rsN8X @cmatthews9 #oott
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 25, 2017
F1.Awesome!
— Nico Rosberg (@nico_rosberg) June 25, 2017
The cave is named after Henri Cosquer - a diving instructor who discovered the gallery entrance in 1985. It was kept secret until 1991. http://pic.twitter.com/wBv8E5CRyK
— The Ice Age (@Jamie_Woodward_) June 25, 2017
Justice Jagmohan Lal Sinha of Allahabad High Court. In 1975 He Invalidated Election of PM Indira Gandhi In State of U.P vs Raj Narain Case http://pic.twitter.com/ctTg3Q1Fky
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) June 25, 2017
Interlayered Coal Seams and mudstones from Alaska Range | #Geology #GeologyPage
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) June 25, 2017
Geology Page
www.geologypage.… https://t.co/jk4l7iqBs4 http://pic.twitter.com/KyuOEH4hGI
Aftershock: Exxon-Shell's huge Dutch gas operation has been causing earthquakes for two decades https://t.co/JdORFz4tox @SarahKentWSJ #oott http://pic.twitter.com/5r7YzW99Ol
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 25, 2017
Normal faults in Triassic sediments on a wavecut platform east of Watchet, Somerset. Seeing geology by drone. @ImperialRSM http://pic.twitter.com/f6TqfcXV8C
— The Rock Library (@Rock_Library) June 24, 2017
Two nice fractures showing plumose structure & concentric ribs on the tops of Roman cobblestones. Origin of fracture at left center in both. http://pic.twitter.com/hDyW936tCV
— Callan Bentley (@callanbentley) June 24, 2017
Classic magma mixing and mingling textures from the Austurhorn centre, E Iceland. Beautiful crenulated margins show interaction of magmas. http://pic.twitter.com/nRrCy2jeHy
— Adam Kent (@geowhateverist) June 24, 2017
Heavily retrogressed and with very little evidence of granulite mineralogy, this mafic amphibolite, with large gar… https://t.co/niEpgG4k1e http://pic.twitter.com/Ec4hc5hP5o
— Traveling Geologist (@travelinggeolog) June 24, 2017
I don't know what's funnier the baby elephant chasing the birds, or when he fell and ran to his mom😭😂💀 http://pic.twitter.com/6eY3EfMCuG
— 8/02♌️ (@Bajandon_7) June 23, 2017
Look forward to important visit by #India Prime Minister #Modi for advancing India-US relations and PM's #MakeinIndia economic development
— Daniel Yergin (@DanielYergin) June 23, 2017
Slump folds in Holocene tephra, Mt. Goma, Goma, DRC #FoldFriday http://pic.twitter.com/ryMN7pH5Jx
— Christopher Jackson (@seis_matters) June 23, 2017
Oil demand cannot save crude prices right now: BAML #oott http://pic.twitter.com/QKqPIp0DOV
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 23, 2017
...and if you've seen a more striking map of a volcanic province, such as this in the Virunga area, DRC, I'm all ears... http://pic.twitter.com/Axm0ukucBR
— Christopher Jackson (@seis_matters) June 23, 2017
Our new paper on differentiating thin-bedded turbidites in Mexico. Out now :) https://t.co/WvK3qLJ55D @SedLogic http://pic.twitter.com/U1SMZyQELX
— Larissa Hansen (@sed_hansen) June 23, 2017
...eARTh without ART is just eh...
— micROCKScopica (@micROCKScopica) June 22, 2017
Twinned cordierite with inclusions of sillimanite#microscopy #geology #thinsectionthursday #abstractart http://pic.twitter.com/RRI9WeaLkw
Charles II got Tangier & Bombay as dowry.
— Mohandas Menon (@mohanstatsman) June 23, 2017
Kept Tangier, but gave Bombay on an annual lease of 10 pounds to East India Co.
Rest is history!
#ThinSectionThursday - a CL image of zoned zircon from an ash-fall placer in Turkey, collected by @Geo_Eimear as part of the #EURARE project http://pic.twitter.com/qBiNf5OwxL
— Richard Shaw (@Rashaw_Rocks) June 22, 2017
Forecasting is hard, part 4,622. Lovely Deutsche Bank chart of over-optimistic economists' predictions for 10-year bond yield http://pic.twitter.com/GrLIeAf2O6
— James Mackintosh (@jmackin2) June 22, 2017
Samos Island, Kokkari-Vourliotes area. Upper Miocene lacustrine diatomaceous rocks, tectonically disturbed http://pic.twitter.com/T6Wm2e5UX5
— STAMATAKIS MICHAEL (@STAMATAKISMICHA) June 21, 2017
Oil moved the CIA to arrange 1953's coup in Iran, according to newly declassified documentshttps://t.co/SehQLBtcK2 #OOTT
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 22, 2017
We’re excited! Another 52 Things is on the way this summer, stay tuned for more #openaccess goodness :) http://pic.twitter.com/UZy3tjlKS6
— Agile Libre (@agilelibre) June 21, 2017
This Channel Tunnel engineer totally geeked out on this blog post about why the London tube is so hot: https://t.co/V0FVPj8Cof
— Tom Loosemore (@tomskitomski) June 20, 2017
[Press] Fate of world oil and natural gas by Dr. Daniel Fine https://t.co/Hl5LCKw0rO
— OilVoice (@OilVoice) June 21, 2017
That tiny blue thing is ... on Mars. Our wee @MarsCuriosity rover, seen from an orbiting satellite. We are amazing. https://t.co/T1MgQQGRDY http://pic.twitter.com/Nnyj1CzX4Y
— Chris Hadfield (@Cmdr_Hadfield) June 21, 2017
Field notebook from geologist Ferdinand von Hochstetter helped to rediscover lost 8th wonder of the world https://t.co/ZDWdWdzYSU
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) June 21, 2017
Born #OTD in 1646 , Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, mathematician & naturalist who also published on fossil unicorns https://t.co/tOOnj4vxPW http://pic.twitter.com/83eyfOJeV0
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) June 21, 2017
Love me some tephra layering in the morning! Here's @seis_matters checking out phreatomagmagic deposits from Lac Vert. http://pic.twitter.com/aAl3RFEn0K
— Kayla Iacovino 🌋 (@kaylai) June 20, 2017
Joints Veins Faults and drones - capturing an ultrahigh resolution model in Lillstock http://pic.twitter.com/9RWx7wnFs0
— Janos Urai (@profjanosurai) June 20, 2017
Traffic 12 o'clock http://pic.twitter.com/g5QjlQ5v8z
— Airplane Pictures ✈ (@iLove_Aviation) June 19, 2017
#TectonicTuesday from Death Valley: Boudinage structure in the Proterozoic Formation – by Stephen Weaver http://pic.twitter.com/gPkdN1vfWT
— Luca Dal Zilio (@lucadalzilio) June 20, 2017
Mapping joints om Lillsroc beach. In a heat wave. Very nice and unbritish. http://pic.twitter.com/66w7KdaCTB
— Janos Urai (@profjanosurai) June 20, 2017
Undeveloped film in an old camera yields unseen photos of 1980 Mount St. Helens Eruption https://t.co/3VLKBy0PVN
— Chris Rowan (@Allochthonous) June 20, 2017
Thank you! http://pic.twitter.com/eF5qVzdBRj
— Anil Kumble (@anilkumble1074) June 20, 2017
#Drone #fracture #mapping with @profjanosurai for scale http://pic.twitter.com/UI5ieIfqaJ
— Chris Weismüller (@Fractopher) June 20, 2017
U.S. shale's breakeven oil price falls from $80 to $40 as drillers adapt to the lower prices for longer https://t.co/d9SJNtUqIw #oott http://pic.twitter.com/NNzNoHaNst
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 19, 2017
"Shale is like going on a date, the oil sands is like getting married" https://t.co/dfgpBOxt3q
— Ernest Scheyder (@ErnestScheyder) June 19, 2017
Amazon River no younger than 9 million years | #Geology #GeologyPage
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) June 18, 2017
Read more : https://t.co/fwCuTTuDXF
Amphibolite with folded veins of quartz, feldspar and hornblende. St Paul's underground station, London. @ImperialRSM http://pic.twitter.com/xXILdEaNhM
— The Rock Library (@Rock_Library) June 17, 2017
Excellent article . Scientific so will upset myth-haters. https://t.co/8xxXpIMe9e
— Devdutt Pattanaik (@devduttmyth) June 17, 2017
#Oil gained global market share in 2016 for second straight year, according to @BP_plc's annual statistical review https://t.co/K4yUwijUDg http://pic.twitter.com/OIDh8QS83U
— Oil & Gas Journal (@OGJOnline) June 13, 2017
How #OPEC crude oil flows around the world -- via the group's annual statistical bulletin https://t.co/3w2LRvZxS4 #OOTT #oil #maps http://pic.twitter.com/7SZBx9lKKR
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas2) June 13, 2017
#FlameStructureFriday from coastal turbidite exposures on Hornby Island, British Columbia, Canada. Thanks to @the_subtender for the tour! http://pic.twitter.com/NYRAM7g51C
— off the shelf edge (@ZaneJobe) June 17, 2017
Psuedotachylite on a slip surface, injected into mini-wing cracks. Lewisian. #faultrockfriday #geology http://pic.twitter.com/dpIZDcXlbK
— Kit Hardman (@kithardman) June 16, 2017
Big oil firms are exploring a new frontier in shale: profits https://t.co/uNTA0locAo via @bradnews #oott http://pic.twitter.com/Ys1sxTAQOk
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 16, 2017
Three years ago today, Hubble downlinked the first image from the search that eventually found 2014 MU69, New Horizons' next target. http://pic.twitter.com/cUntfSWW7Y
— Alex Parker (@Alex_Parker) June 16, 2017
Amazon did not just buy Whole Foods grocery stores. It bought 431 upper-income, prime-location distribution nodes for everything it does.
— Dennis K. Berman (@dkberman) June 16, 2017
#Jupiter's clouds of many colors! ☁ See the amazing variety in the planet's stormy atmosphere in this #JunoCam image https://t.co/jgQ7LNlLT8 http://pic.twitter.com/Unsc3b9lT9
— NASA's Juno Mission (@NASAJuno) June 15, 2017
So it turns out that abseiling into a volcanic crater to camp next to a lava lake is absolutely, 100%, beyond mental, #Nyiragongo, #DRC http://pic.twitter.com/4KkGUDrFPk
— Christopher Jackson (@seis_matters) June 15, 2017
#ThinSectionThursday Magnetite + Chrysotile veins in serpentinite (FOV~15mm, w/ λ-plate). #Geology #Serpentine #NewZealand #Microscopy http://pic.twitter.com/pe1RyJx3VZ
— Matthew Tarling (@RocksbyDefault) June 15, 2017
Jupiter may be even older than we thought https://t.co/sQETCrYJqu http://pic.twitter.com/0ggGw70F09
— Popular Science (@PopSci) June 14, 2017
Oh, Saturn 😍. Taken yesterday @CassiniSaturn http://pic.twitter.com/XsgEOYhcia
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) June 14, 2017
#Saturn is nearly at opposition — now's a great time to see the planet, its rings and moons through a telescope https://t.co/aRGQHSjmRp http://pic.twitter.com/zcgsuq5WED
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) June 14, 2017
It's sampling time! Quite interesting laminae in our lobe deposits #EuroSEDS #flume @Moving_Sand http://pic.twitter.com/0pNIGpDLwl
— YvonneSpychala (@IvyTheSpy) June 13, 2017
There are more than 80 recorded ways to wear a Sari
— Lilly Mary Pinto (@LillyMaryPinto) June 13, 2017
Sari can be draped in several different styles, some styles require a particular length. http://pic.twitter.com/shkMdraUcL
Here's my guide to collecting field data. https://t.co/JtfQISLY6O Tip: Take geotagged photos of your notebook. http://pic.twitter.com/CS5XzfRffL
— John A Stevenson (@volcan01010) June 12, 2017
There is a great sense of co-operation on display here. Pakistan offering the match and Sri Lanka politely declining.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) June 12, 2017
#UBS : E&P Sector Balance Sheets Manageable at $45 but Distressed at $40/Bb #oott #oil #gas http://pic.twitter.com/PTUW13SmKP
— Chigrl🛢️ (@chigrl) June 12, 2017
Word of the day: "barchan" - a crescent-shaped dune, steepest on its lee-slope slip-face (cf parabolic dunes, star-dunes & transverse dunes) http://pic.twitter.com/bIURQ9uUOi
— Robert Macfarlane (@RobGMacfarlane) June 12, 2017
3,000 Years Old Geological Map ⚒https://t.co/C1igiEKuiM http://pic.twitter.com/ZHHkGUIvPt
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) June 11, 2017
BTW, there was a production of Julius Caesar in NYC in 2012 where Obama was Caesar and no one freaked out! cc @Delta https://t.co/YUWhcH4yDd http://pic.twitter.com/L2bITQQ0LU
— Judd Legum (@JuddLegum) June 12, 2017
Stretched and deformed quartzite layer in gneiss. The likely remains of a former sandstone. http://pic.twitter.com/t7HWRjZu2L
— Concord Geology (@CUGeology) June 11, 2017
June 11, 1819: William Smith, creator of 1st true geological map, is arrested and imprisoned as defaulting debtor https://t.co/4BH6sutXPn ⚒ http://pic.twitter.com/M60BBHib3Y
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) June 11, 2017
Tight "isoclinal" fold doubles a quartz vein back on itself http://pic.twitter.com/Br2j1dXnbL
— Concord Geology (@CUGeology) June 11, 2017
In absolute disbelief of what's happened today. Full message on my Instagram guys! #65Poles #GodIsTheGreatest @MercedesAMGF1 @suttonimages http://pic.twitter.com/9kQ1LnFZ9i
— Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) June 10, 2017
How Auroras are formed http://pic.twitter.com/8hUVFaxvBX
— World and Science (@WorldAndScience) June 11, 2017
Hamilton and Senna: 65 poles, compared #F1 http://pic.twitter.com/JcAaZvuuZU
— Formula 1 (@F1) June 10, 2017
Looking down the axis of a large, conglomeratic scour fill #cretaceous #turbidites #hornbyisland http://pic.twitter.com/M8n0NAJr2P
— Steve Hubbard (@the_subtender) June 10, 2017
The #Dolomites from abovehttps://t.co/CBscykxaar
— David Bressan (@David_Bressan) June 10, 2017
Grow me a river http://pic.twitter.com/O1WArgWfPK
— Cornus Ammonis (@cornusammonis) June 10, 2017
The gneisses of Homestake valley, Colorado have produced an abundance of candidates for #FridayFold 1/2 http://pic.twitter.com/9wMHrWYWuC
— Concord Geology (@CUGeology) June 10, 2017
1) The top of Mt. Everest is made of limestone that was the ocean floor. 2) There's more time between Stegosaurus and TRex than TRex and us. https://t.co/0ZHljp7iJc
— Jacquelyn Gill (@JacquelynGill) June 9, 2017
Mars has the best rock-tasting trails. I sampled many great minerals made by changing environments on ancient #Mars. https://t.co/Pi51lIkO9l http://pic.twitter.com/XSrkgmQfyK
— Curiosity Rover (@MarsCuriosity) June 9, 2017
End of an era in the North Sea. Read the fascinating story of the Shell #Brent Delta by @stanleyreed12 @nytimes https://t.co/VSAQZpAiXB
— Shell (@Shell) June 9, 2017
After this #ThinSectionThursday I hope us Brits don't become as segregated as this poor granulite #ElectionDay #crossover http://pic.twitter.com/taCpQjY5mM
— Ruairidh Mitchell (@FollowLeCaptain) June 8, 2017
Thanks twitter for all help on my mysterious symbols in Crimea. I did also find several great mud volcanoes. Check out these lovely ones! http://pic.twitter.com/kLi7TNhVyo
— Mark Tingay (@CriticalStress_) June 9, 2017
What else would have astonished and delighted Cassini? More highlights from our journeys at Saturn: https://t.co/aWGBNuGnCX #GiftsForCassini http://pic.twitter.com/R6q8aRjZCS
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) June 8, 2017
Three of these moons, captured together here by the Cassini spacecraft, were first seen by Cassini the astronomer https://t.co/KIV5QoUuwf http://pic.twitter.com/llWanwMh2x
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) June 8, 2017
Cassini discovered Saturn's moon Iapetus. To him, it was a point of light. Here it is up close: https://t.co/cEfCAffAz6 #GiftsForCassini http://pic.twitter.com/JkLyKxpbcr
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) June 8, 2017
This is where stars are born also ooooo http://pic.twitter.com/gWjj5nXTI8
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) June 7, 2017
I'm so upset about what's happening so I'm going to interrupt angry twitter with space for a few. Look so pretty... http://pic.twitter.com/BYhfrhXOz1
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) June 7, 2017
Status update: in Rwanda, having flown over the Gulf of Corinth, Greece. That rift and its suite of deltas? Un. Fucking. Believable. http://pic.twitter.com/r2VzkaOG3n
— Christopher Jackson (@seis_matters) June 6, 2017
Some @NASAJuno Jovian clouds...
— Seán Doran (@_TheSeaning) June 7, 2017
HQ: https://t.co/nVR9WqVPFo http://pic.twitter.com/sozLEpZzf2
Welcome to a hidden side of one of Italy's best known destinations: https://t.co/M5LRSozlee http://pic.twitter.com/xI2oISlHW5
— CNN Travel (@CNNTravel) June 7, 2017
Deformed and boudinaged #sediments – Adamello batholith, Italy – credit: @lucadalzilio http://pic.twitter.com/oN0ooA3vPD
— Luca Dal Zilio (@lucadalzilio) June 7, 2017
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 7, 2017
The Present-Day Stress Field of Australia
— Mojtaba Rajabi (@RajabiMojtaba) June 7, 2017
Free download (until 26th July)https://t.co/qQcXvlqqI1
Permanent linkhttps://t.co/BY7ncU1gtc http://pic.twitter.com/DfCHdRogLN
On a rainy day, what could be better than this glorious trough cross-bedding from the Cala Viola red beds of NW Sardinia? 😍⚒ http://pic.twitter.com/N2OEDrcHAO
— Cecily Nicholl (@piginatutu) June 6, 2017
Do tiny spiders dream of space exploration? https://t.co/oMryUWvRV7
— Alex Parker (@Alex_Parker) June 6, 2017
LNG goes global, rippling through energy prices, company profits, geopolitics https://t.co/SQKETYsO6a via @russellgold @alyrose #oott http://pic.twitter.com/mdvhJUNuck
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 6, 2017
Strong revenue growth for companies is not inevitable: very few sectors in India are able to beat nominal GDP growth https://t.co/zPj5Qz4yjf http://pic.twitter.com/ylAmicikFg
— Neelkanth Mishra (@neelkanthmishra) June 6, 2017
I'm not *saying* they're related, but … https://t.co/p5d2zkC7e7
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 6, 2017
What you know https://t.co/mBaxOgcyPh http://pic.twitter.com/chwTGXFitR
— PHD Comics (@PHDcomics) June 5, 2017
To understand the outcrop, you must sketch the outcrop. http://pic.twitter.com/PAuTmuMZAq
— Callan Bentley (@callanbentley) June 5, 2017
Oil demand could peak by 2030 as solar and wind generation triples. https://t.co/3XXszNEgt7 #energy
— Bain Insights (@BainInsights) June 5, 2017
Massive craters formed by #methane blow-outs from the #Arctic sea floor. Via @CAGE_COE https://t.co/zcY67yBf55 http://pic.twitter.com/FNxzdSGK44
— EGU (@EuroGeosciences) June 5, 2017
This might be my new favorite headline/photo combo ever. http://pic.twitter.com/Rp6W1dJOjR
— Andy Cole (@AndyCole84) June 4, 2017
It's June 4 in Beijing.
— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) June 4, 2017
Never forget. http://pic.twitter.com/1YHOB6h5wt
Saudi Arabia has spent over $200bn on its global jihad project, inspiring Qatar which has too much money, too few people, too high ambitions
— Brahma Chellaney (@Chellaney) June 5, 2017
Pseudotachylite appears as black veins that solidified from deep rocks melted by friction during #earthquakes. Some examples marked in red. http://pic.twitter.com/RVoSYzzgTT
— Concord Geology (@CUGeology) June 5, 2017
Trump still hasn't appointed an FBI Director, the DOJ is in shambles, and he spent the entire weekend golfing.
— John Dingell (@JohnDingell) June 4, 2017
But please, lecture London.
Analogy time: Saudi Arabia accusing Qatar of sponsoring terrorism is like...
— Max Abrahms (@MaxAbrahms) June 5, 2017
Saturns patterns. What a crazy world! Saturn what even are you? @CassiniSaturn http://pic.twitter.com/HqYnI2pyGw
— Shannon Stirone (@shannonmstirone) June 5, 2017
Layers of meaning! Rocks show deep & shallow waters of an ancient #Mars lake could've supported different microbes https://t.co/b9JL12xkqU http://pic.twitter.com/EVrribD3BO
— Curiosity Rover (@MarsCuriosity) June 1, 2017
Durdle Door Folded Layers | #Geology #GeologyPage #England
— Geology Page (@GeologyPage) June 4, 2017
Folded Rock Beds Part of Durdle Door Arch, near Lulwor… https://t.co/42PtkMvV5O http://pic.twitter.com/x3W1OLnIo7
Yuvraj Singh (Right ) As Child Artist In Punjabi Movie http://pic.twitter.com/nfVcei79VW
— indianhistorypics (@IndiaHistorypic) June 4, 2017
Hi Katie, I'm Andrew, I'm from Northern Ireland. Happy to answer any questions you may have about the IRA, INLA, UVF, UFF or UDA. https://t.co/Gzsm1jRVQh
— Andrew Beatty (@AndrewBeatty) June 4, 2017
BOOM! First ever paper published with @SedLogic! Feat: @MadsHuuse. Paleocene deep-water systems, offshore Norway. https://t.co/xvZzxNj2rA http://pic.twitter.com/39IzK76VnW
— Christopher Jackson (@seis_matters) June 3, 2017
Something to think about...50 percent of the rape cases in India can go down if we build TOILETS! #SochBadloShauchBadlo http://pic.twitter.com/ViAMtyNyPm
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) June 4, 2017
#SaturnSaturday ICYMI, we’ve found evidence #Saturn's ocean-bearing moon #Enceladus tipped over in the distant past https://t.co/IJz9lQDncp http://pic.twitter.com/wDFAK12apY
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) June 3, 2017
DEMs from 5 experiments with different discharge and slope settings. Experiment 1 was not the most exciting... #FlumeFriday #PhD http://pic.twitter.com/Y7bKoRXKUe
— Sarah Peirce (@SEPeirce) June 2, 2017
Phat-ass feldspar crystals, delighting in their matrix. Although not my personal taste, all granite worksurfaces should be such. http://pic.twitter.com/fK7LLjrizM
— Christopher Jackson (@seis_matters) June 3, 2017
People ignoring each other before smartphones http://pic.twitter.com/nS6rdlLykB
— Georgi Kantchev (@georgikantchev) June 3, 2017
Could reporters stop asking if political leaders "believe" in climate change and start asking if they understand it instead
— Megan Collins (@megan_styleGF) June 2, 2017
Did you know #Saturn has a doughnut-shaped current formed by ions trapped in its magnetic field? https://t.co/65UBSODygC #NationalDonutDay http://pic.twitter.com/w9I4s876cD
— CassiniSaturn (@CassiniSaturn) June 2, 2017
#ThinSectionThursday I may be on holiday but I travel prepared. Grunerite+gt in amph. facies meta-ironstone. Loch Maree Group, Flowerdale. http://pic.twitter.com/Gs5cfBDuMY
— John Faithfull (@FaithfullJohn) June 1, 2017
52 of Cassini's most beautiful postcards from the outer solar system https://t.co/C3wF3keUij http://pic.twitter.com/ha1es45axv
— Popular Science (@PopSci) June 1, 2017
Am departing presidential councils. Climate change is real. Leaving Paris is not good for America or the world.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) June 1, 2017
Spodumene and quartz from the high-grade Upper Intermediate Zone, Pakeagama Lake pegmatite, NW Ontario #ThinSectionThursday http://pic.twitter.com/FJ3uI0g4s7
— Steve Beyer (@conan_troutmann) June 1, 2017
Paul Allen just rolled out the world’s largest airplane, and he is ready to take on the rocket makers. https://t.co/h3dm3zvEjX
— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) June 1, 2017
Spectacular impact crater in Elysium Planitia on Mars. Just a small one, but about 3 times the size of Arizona's Meteor Crater. http://pic.twitter.com/rpwSpaLdpQ
— Andrew Rader (@marsrader) June 1, 2017
There's Lewisian in the hills, but it's not gneiss anymore. It got mixed in with the Moine and heated and deformed up to 5 different times http://pic.twitter.com/lXBejEVA6d
— Simon Wellings (@metageologist) May 31, 2017
MUST READ: Has the Energy Black Swan Landed? https://t.co/msu2K5tzhT #OOTT #oil #renewables #climatechange #coal #gas #electricvehicles
— Javier Blas (@JavierBlas2) May 31, 2017
