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Modelling suggests that Earth's first crust, which fractionated from a magma ocean, would have had a similar trace element composition to modern continental crust: in other words, this signature is not a reliable marker of subduction and plate tectonics on the young Earth.

#geology #tectonics #EarthHistory

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Live Science · Study reveals 'flawed argument' in debate over when plate tectonics beganBy Stephanie Pappas

"The heavy meteor bombardment during this early period caused extensive disruption and recycling of the crust.

Plate tectonics may have worked in fits and starts, triggered by meteor impacts until about 3.8 billion years ago, when meteor bombardment decreased dramatically as the early Solar System’s chaos gave way to more orderly orbits."

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EurekAlert!Early Earth's first crust composition discovery rewrites geological timelineModern continental rocks carry chemical signatures from the very start of our planet’s history, challenging current theories about plate tectonics.
REVISIT ~ MAKER UN:MAKER
Initial spatial fragments developed for the observatory in Remiseparken.

The project was part of my Master's at The Royal Danish Academy. I developed a spatial program with a point of departure in soil as a catalyst for exploring and learning in and within nature.

The spatial fragments consists of 1:20 models in rammed earth and wood to test certain spatial situations and the tectonic language when working with soil as a structural material.
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#earthwork #lehmbau #pisé #materialdevelopment #ecology #earth #care #maintenance #rammedearth #lehm #architecture #archirecuraldesign #materialdesign #tectonics

Yuji Itoh / 伊東優治
Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo gave a very clever talk yesterday on using GNSS solutions every 30 minutes to constrain mm-scale slow-slip deformation in the Cascadia subduction zone. This is not RTK, but standard GNSS, coupled with seismic locations of small, short-period episodic tremors.

Reconnaissance geologic mapping has bounded the mainly submerged eighth continent "Zealandia." This is pretty geeky geology stuff. The linked article explains in layman's terms but includes a link to the technical paper. The field methods and the analytical methods used to classify age date are really interesting. Geeky basic geology lab stuff like looking at thin sections, heavy mineral separation, etc. #geology #tectonics #earth #science #Zealandia #NewZealand
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