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Hello Everyone.. New Member From San Bernardino CA
HideousCorrectness posted a topic in Member Introductions
Hello! My name is Elaine Scott. I am a new member to the forum. Exploring the mountains in the high desert and rock/fossil hunting is a hobby of mine. I have a small collection of interesting items. Some of which I will ask for help identifying, I look forward to feedback! I see there's soo much content to explore on this site I'm pretty sure I'll spend the next several hours (and many more in days to come) scrolling through it all. I hope everyone has a great day! -
Earth Temperature Timeline for Last 20,000 Years - (Figure)
Oxytropidoceras posted a topic in Fossil News
Earth Temperature Timeline for Last 20,000 Years by xkcd Remember, don't "boop" the trilobites. Yours, Paul H.-
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Share your strangest prehistoric creatures!!
dinosaur man posted a topic in General Fossil Discussion
Hi I made this to show some of earths most strangest creatures by sharing your thoughts on the strangest prehistoric creature of all time!! One of my top five I would say would be the Cambrian Opabinia. What would be yours.- 68 replies
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3D documentary I have been working on for the last 3 years is finally released! It is called Ancient Planet and tells the the story of Earth from the its formation in the Hadean Eon, until the end of the Proterozoic with its mysterious Ediacaran organisms. All 3 episodes are available for watching on Tubi service, which is completely free, just requires registration: https://tubitv.com/series/300007201/ancient-planet-trilogy?start=true
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Precambrian Slowdown in Earth’s Rotation Could Have Affected the Oxygen Content of the Atmosphere
Oxytropidoceras posted a topic in Fossil News
A Slowdown in Earth’s Rotation Could Have Affected the Oxygen Content of the Atmosphere Max Planck Institute, August 2, 2021 The open access paper is: Klatt, J.M., Chennu, A., Arbic, B.K. et al., 2021 Possible link between Earth’s rotation rate and oxygenation. 2 August 2021, Nature Geoscience. DOI: 10.1038/s41561-021-00784-3 A fascinating talk about variations in tides and non-uniform rates of change in Earth's rotation is: A journey through tides in Earth's History Mattias Green, Seds Online, Oct 22, 2000 and Blackledge, B.W., Green, J.A.M., Barnes, R. and Way, M.J., 2020. Tides on Other Earths: Implications for Exoplanet and Palaeo‐Tidal Simulations. Geophysical Research Letters, 47(12), p.e2019GL085746. Yours, Paul H.-
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It let you view any place on the earth how it has changed in 37 years via time-lapse animation. One thing I particular like about is the soil erosion. https://earthengine.google.com/timelapse/
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For the last year I have been working on the first part of my 3D animated documentary series about prehistoric Earth. The first episode will take you to Hadean eon 4.6 - 4 billion years ago and tell about the formation of our planet, moon, emergence of water and, finally the first life. The full documentary is pretty much done and is being edited at the moment (voice over, sound effects, etc.). Finally, here is the trailer for Part 1 (everything is CGI and done by me). Not sure yet about distribution methods. Anyways, here is the teaser:
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Asteroid shower on the Earth-Moon system 800 million years ago
Oxytropidoceras posted a topic in Fossil News
Asteroid shower rained space rocks on Earth and the moon 800 million years ago By Charles Q. Choi, SpaceCom, July 21, 2020 Asteroid shower on the Earth-Moon system 800 million years ago revealed by lunar craters by Osaka University, PhysOrg, July 21, 2020 The open access paper is: Terada, K., Morota, T. & Kato, M. Asteroid shower on the Earth-Moon system immediately before the Cryogenian period revealed by KAGUYA. Nature Communications (2020). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-020-17115-6 Yours, Paul H.-
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I recently came across the young earth theory (the theory that earth is 10.000 years old and dinosaurs coexisted with humans and traveled with Noah and his ark) and of course i thought it was unfeasible but one common argument they keep having is why are we finding soft tissues, proteins and other biochemicals in fossils like triceratops, t-rex and other dinosaur bones of course that doesn't mean DNA BUT they shouldn't have been preserved because such biochemicals don't get preserved after so much time. Another one is that some old fossils are still close to the surface when they should be buried really deep. So what are your thoughts on these arguments, in my opinion this theory is ridiculous but i'd love to learn the answers. Thanks (PS sorry for asking that many questions these days its just that im new to the forum and have lots of questions)
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