Are you interested in reconstructing ice sheets? Moving to somewhere where the landscapes are amazing and the lifestyle relaxed?
3.5 year Post-Doc going in Tasmania, Australia.
#academic #job #postdoc #Antarctica
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careers.utas.edu.au/cw/en/job/50...
A small book with a dark red cover and a gold sketch of a volcano. Book is Volcanoes 10 Things You Should Know by Dr Rebecca Williams.
After a long wait it‘s finally available in Australia!
#volcano #book
Such a pretty and well written book @volcanologist.bsky.social
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I want to go to bed but can’t stop looking!
Aurora australis now over Bruny Island from my backyard. Photo taken with an iPhome.
Some amazing footage (no cloud cover!!!!) from Subantarctic Heard Island captured a few days ago by members of the Australian science expedition.
#volcano #Antarctica #HeardIsland 🧪⚒️🌋
Lobster fishery off Bruny Island in TAS closed on eve of the opening of fishing season due to antibiotic use by the salmon farms.
No indication of how long for. Must be a devastating blow for fishermen approaching Xmas.
Hunga Tonga viewed through a port home.
Orange sun setting over the dark grey pacific ocean
Hunga Tonga on the horizon with an orange sky and dark ocean.
Sunsets at Hunga Tonga 🌋
Who isn’t obsessed with rocks?
This voyage to Hunga Tonga was loads of fun and we collected some great data. Stay tuned for the results 🧪🌋⚒️
First view of Erebus volcano in Antarctica after polar night.
Image taken by Sentinel-2 on Sep. 21, 2025.
h/t @culturevolcan.bsky.social 😊👍
Geologists of bluesky, great opportunity at Otago Uni, NZ for a Lecturer in Earth Science! Special shout out to my #biomarker colleagues, the dept has a well set up, near new Org Geochem lab without a PI, with GCMS/FID and HPLC, if anyone wants a change of scene! ⚒🧪🥼🌊
otago.taleo.net/careersectio...
Thanks Helen. It’s a great paper. Looks like the one I visited is Maui Rock.
A large grey boulder made up of coral sits on a grassy plain. There are some coconut trees nearby and small bushes growing on top of the boulder
Layering in limestone in the left side of a grey boulder that also has small green bushes growing on the right side
A fossil of a coral in grey limestone. A hand is at the bottom of the photo for scale. The fossil is about 15 cm wide and is fan shaped.
Hanging out in Tonga where this “Tsunami Rock” , a boulder chock full of coral has been launched up onto Tongatapu. Wikipedia says it happened in 1917 when a village was also destroyed, the plaque at the site says thousands of years ago. Keen to ask Tongan geos all about it tomorrow 🧪⚒️
Thanks Fumi!
I do not need encouragement 🤣
Stop it! I already own three!!
Yes it is weird unless they have data they are keeping quiet. Which would also be weird for a publicly listed company. I don’t know what the rules are around this sort of thing in US but here there are rules around what things can be called.
This is a legitimate way how junior companies raise money to get a good prospect started if they don’t have money but it is also a cycle some people use to make a living.
Do a press release saying oooh it looks just like “pick commodity and mineralisation style of the day”. Collect money from investors and ideally also subsidies from government agencies. Quietly fade out citing changing market forces, problems with X,YZ. I’m not saying that’s the case here…
Super common practice in Australia. Set up exploration company, acquire the exploration rights to ground in a region where other people have found mineralisation or better still mined it. Do no work except to review historical data. 1/2
IAVCEI Awards 2025 – Wager Medal
We are pleased to announce that the Wager Medal for 2025 is awarded to Dr. Teresa Ubide @teresaubide.bsky.social . Dr. Ubide is recognized for her pioneering work in igneous petrology and for advancing our understanding of crystal-scale magmatic processes.
Nice seaside outcrop of basaltic pillows, about 40 feet tall. Pillows are 1-4 m across. A big crack divides the outcrop in two, almost vertical in orientation.
Some pillow basalts from Seward, Alaska, last summer.
(Resurrection Ophiolite)
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We're excited to be co-organisers for Niigata University’s 1st International Symposium on “Volcanology in Practice,” to be hosted in Niigata, Japan, from 7-10th October 2025, organised by @farquharson.bsky.social. Abstract submission & registration are open now! www.thevolcano.world/index.html
🧪🌋⚒️. You don't see this every day: 🔥🔥🔥 volcanic vent at #Kilauea #Volcano as it emits and burns hydrogen gas mixed in with the major volcanic gasses (CO2, SO2, H2O), following episode 23 of the Halemaʻumaʻu #eruption, on 21 May 2025. Shortened from USGS video at www.usgs.gov/media/videos...
🧪⚒️🌋#volcano
Large outcrop of massive and bedded hyaloclastite
Massive and bedded hyaloclastite
A person with a green back pack walking down a steep slope and through a rock arch made of hyaloclastite
Magnus explaining the feeder dykes of Helgafell at the summit marker.
Subglacial hyaloclastite deposits at Helgafell, Iceland. Day 1 Volcano Ice Interactions Commission Field Workshop
Adding some tags #volcano ⚒️🌋🧪
Looks like this eruption will continue to be very disruptive for the locals.
Video of Kanlaon, Philippines, erupting via the PhiVolcs cctv system.
Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
www.phivolcs.dost.gov.ph
Offshore from the Denman Glacier, the weather has cleared and the ice shelf has been visible in all its glory #DMV
What a view! 🙌
📷: Katharina Hochmuth @hochmuth.bsky.social, Kaihe Yamazaki @kaihezak.bsky.social, Delphine Lannuzel
East Antarctica! The smiling benthic invertebrate team on RSV Nuyina at the Denman Glacier and a lovely pycnogonid - Colossendeis. @marine-omics.bsky.social @arcsaef.bsky.social
