John Leeman and Shannon Dulin discuss geoscience and technology weekly for your enjoyment! Features include guests, fun paper Friday selections, product reviews, and banter about recent developments. Shannon is a field geologist who tolerates technology and John is a self-proclaimed nerd that tolerates geologists.
This week it's all about chemistry, not something we say often! We chat chemical weathering and exactly what all those ions mean.
Weathering is what breaks the Earth down so it can be recycled, this week we dive into the mechanical methods of weathering the surface.
There are lots of rumored precursors to earthquakes - everything from dogs acting strange to flashes of light in the sky. This week we take a look at a few of these and discuss how possible or imposs…
This week we dive into differential GPS and WAAS - how we can tell exactly where we are on the planet.
Glaciers are huge, weird, and complex systems. This week we talk about some weird glacial terminology and we jump the frog with this fun paper.
How did you do on your 2021 resolutions? What are you going to do in 2022?
This week John and Shannon talk about ways we could use engineering to save or destroy the planet.
This week learn how to make strat columns based on the magnetic direction of rocks! It's time to learn about magnetostratigraphy.
Canyonlands National Park is a beautiful and large display of sedimentary processes, impacts, and more. Learn about the features of this park and how they got there in this week's show!
A recent publication tried to determine if strange folded glasses found in the Atacama Desert formed by an extraterrestrial process. Turns out, mineraology and microscopy hold the key!
This week John and Shannon discuss sedimentary rocks and what holds them together. Cements can be made of many different materials and don't change the name of the rock!
Weather balloons are one of the few ways to really get in-situ atmospheric measurements. John was over in Norman, OK working on a new balloon borne instrument. We talk about what all is involved in a…
What happens when the Earth is drastically warmer than it is now? How can it get that way? Join us to learn about the PETM and what it could mean for our future.
Trovants are a mysterious rock formation and we try to understand them this week!
Keeping instruments safe in the field in hard. This week John talks about his favorite disguise for instruments and telemetry.
Getting power to things in the field is difficult and more complex than you'd think. This week we discuss a few of the many problems you are likely to face and ways we have fought them.
Magnetism is a mysterious topic and it took a long time for us humans to understand just the basics. This week we look at the history of magnetism!