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All posts tagged
geology
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March 22, 2021By God! This Is Simply a Gorgeous Crevasse
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October 28, 2015Doing Science: The Earth is Collapsing In On Itself, But Make Sure You Get a Good Night’s Sleep
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October 23, 2012My Roomba Won’t Stop Boning My Geode
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May 20, 200830 Rocks
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March 24, 2006Natural Rock Features Named by an Overwrought Mother Hired by the National Park Service
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October 3, 2003Geology Terms That Sound Like Names for Small Forest People
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October 3, 2003Geology Terms That Sound Dirty, But Aren’t
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April 12, 2002Discovering “The Lost City,” An Interview with Dr. Deborah Kelley, a Marine Geologist at the University of Washington Who Studies Undersea Volcanoes, Part Two.
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April 11, 2002Discovering “The Lost City,” An Interview With Dr. Deborah Kelley, A Marine Geologist At The University Of Washington Who Studies Undersea Volcanoes, Part One
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September 22, 2022It’s Decorative Gourd Season, Motherfuckers
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September 20, 2022Should I Bring Anything to the Dinner Tonight or Just My Crippling Anxiety?
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September 15, 2022We Are a Picturesque Small Town and We Refuse to Be the Setting for Your Romantic Comedy
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September 21, 2022An Open Letter to Bluey’s Parents: Please Stop
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