Bye-bye butterfly
What sort of spider is this?
Useful resources
- Webmineral.com
- GeoReM reference material database
- Chart of the Nuclides
- Nuclide mass table (nuclide chart is MeV, not mAMU)
- X-ray emission lines (pdf)
- HEASARC energy converter
- Mindat.org
- Webelements (Annoying periodic table)
- American Geophysical Union
- Jobs: Geologist- Seek.com.au
- Mining Jobs - Australia
- Environmental jobs - Australia
Where I"ve been institutionalized
Label Cloud
Popular Posts
- Testing the earthquake-modesty connection
- Reference management system open thread
- The space carnival has the biggest tent this election
- Chondrite normalization
- Dear Hypothesis
- Viewing imaginary spacecraft from the ground
- Queensland floods
- Rare Earth Revelry: Week -1
- RIP Brian Welsh
- Why fuel rods are radioactive
What the lounging lemming reads:
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Wired Space Photo of the Day: Spirograph Nebula49 minutes ago
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Boulder Dash6 hours ago
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parallelogram doormat16 hours ago
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geology is everywhere!18 hours ago
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Chaladnik (Belarusian oxalic acid soup)3 weeks ago
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Settling into Edinburgh1 month ago
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The Frozen Earth1 month ago
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Testing something.1 year ago
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Georneys Has Moved!1 year ago
Blogs I read
- Accidental Remediation
- Adventures in Ethics and Science
- All my Faults are Stress Related
- Apparent Dip
- Astropixie
- Author Ramblings
- Bad Astronomy Blog
- Ben Williamson's Blog
- bookbabe1999
- Clastic Detritus
- Cocktail Party Physics
- Cosmic Variance
- Culture of Chemistry
- Design Ninja
- Digital Cuttlefish
- Dinochick Blogs
- Dr. Shellie
- Eruptions
- Geology News
- Georneys
- geosciblog
- Green Gabbro
- Highly Allochthonous
- I've made enough friends
- inkycircus
- Insert clever art blog name here
- James' Empty Blog
- Magma cum laude
- Molecule of the Day
- Office of redundancy office
- Planetary Society Blog
- Polar Passport
- Real Climate
- Ron Schott's Geology Home Companion Blog
- systemic
- The volcanism blog
- This non-American Life
2 comments:
Big scary spider. Probably related to the "African jumping spiders" Jackie made up. Remind me to tell you that story sometime...
Is this in your yard???
It's an orb weaver
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