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Topic: Paleoceanography

Imaging the K-T Boundary

In search of an asteroid that ended the Cretaceous Period.

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RT @deepseadawn "Why Diversity Matters to AGU:" 1st article in a new @AGU_Eos series from diverse perspectives showing how to lead @theAGU community into a vibrant, inclusive future. An additional four articles will run daily this week. bit.ly/2DETTeP pic.twitter.com/9RjB…

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RT @SchmidtFellows How did a year in a cancer therapeutics lab help Hal Holmes develop his tech to combat illegal wildlife trafficking? How could this play a role in halting our planet’s mass extinction crisis? @conservationx @MooreFound Learn more in our film and article – schmidtsciencefellow… pic.twitter.com/wNP4…

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R/V Falkor has hit a major milestone, mapping more than 1 million km2 of ocean floor+simultaneously making commitment to @seabed2030! Seabed 2030 is global program aimed at creating super-detailed map of entire ocean floor by year 2030. w/ @gebcobathymetry youtu.be/4okUBYN-5BQ pic.twitter.com/bBfu…

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"Light that is scattered back to surface is reflectance that can be measured from UAVs+satellites. On Falkor, we measure reflectance w/ profiling, floating, hand-held radiometers." #AirTOSea blog explains strategies+instruments for understanding remotely: schmidtocean.org/cru… pic.twitter.com/rZ2W…

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RT @SMTPSF Scientists found a new tool in seafloor #seismology: existing underwater cables. @MBARI_News tested a system using seafloor cables that recorded a 3.5 magnitude quake, detected storm waves and discovered a new fault zone. oceannews.com/news/s…

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