Cody Mason

Every year there’s one comment in evaluations like: “The professor didn’t even immediately know the definitive answer to my extremely specific question 0/10” 🤷‍♂️

#geosociety ad for a new TT Assistant Professor of Structural Geology ⚒️🧪🔬🪨
Application due March 26th.

Come work with us! 😃

www.geosociety.org/GSA/GSA/edu-...

Structural geologists: Cody would be great to work with.

Link doesn’t go direct, so search for Job Opening ID (295558) Assistant Professor Geology

Search for Job Opening ID (295558) Assistant Professor Geology ⚒️

Calling Structural Geology job seekers 🚨
Our University is hiring a full time TT Assistant Professor of Geology ⚒️🧪🔬

careers.hprod.onehcm.usg.edu/psc/careers/...

Things should clear up for the morning commute once silicate weathering has been shut down for long enough that slowly accumulating volcanic CO2 catastrophically deglaciates the entire planet

@comptonscatter.bsky.social here ye gan wor kid #Crinoid #Kaiju

Hello, after review of your annual evaluation, the Administration would like you to provide further justification for your workload plan this coming year 🫠

I recorded the peepers in the woods below me at around 62 dB, but are apparently capable of sounds up to 90 dB.

The spring peepers are really loud 🐸🔊

Apropos this, I watched One Battle After Another last night. I don’t know what I thought the movie would be about, but it’s basically current events.

Screaming into the void, but make it Colombian bird.

Congrats!

Anyone familiar with these Pb concretions in outcrop?

Some Eocene marine fauna from another field stop.

A hand points to a nonconformity surface between whitish altered saprolitic schists and overlying reddish sediments

A block of Mesozoic sediments weathers releasing angular to surrounded pebbles of quartz and lithic fragments.

A relatively important outcrop in our region containing the nonconformity between Precambrian and Paleozoic basement rocks and the overlying late Mesozoic coastal plain sediments.

Amazing. No notes.

Between the Rillito and Santa Cruz Rivers.

For #writers and writing-curious folks on here, how about a peek behind the curtain on this story? What does it take to bring a #scicomm feature like this one together? Short answer: time, and lots of people. Long answer: keep reading... 1/5

🤔 the more ya know!

Hormigas in my cocktail

Me on a sunset catamaran

Colorful and quiet street

Walking in the old walled city

Rooftops in the Centro historico Cartagena

Fried redfish plantains and rice

Beautiful light streams though coffee shop window

City lights

I went to South America for the first time since I was 8 years old. Cartagena was amazing, and I look forward to returning. Here are several pics

What are some interesting aspects of the geology of Cartagena, Columbia? ⚒️

How to convince small (southern US) cities to adopt pedestrian friendly infrastructure.. Ahem.. for example my city of Carrollton Ga, which should def reroute traffic and make the “square” a pedestrian only zone.

Wait till they learn about the mantle 🫠

Light colored igneous domes cross cutting darker gneiss.

Two figures beside a pool of dark water in a desert canyon

Two bear track in mud

A chonky boi saguaro

Thankful to experience and learn about this planet.
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