PhD in geology, Passionate about science and fossils, nature, sports.

Joined November 2022
111 Photos and videos
May 15
Grok is getting better at video, but it remains a challenge to make anatomically correct fossil reconstructions. Here a Cambrian Yunnanozoon fossil, that was converted to a cartoon, then vivid image, then a video. Still improving the process!
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Apr 20
Grok tools are awesome. Ive always had issue with reconstruction of Neanderthals as if in the modern sapien population. So I asked Grok to add flesh to La Chapelle-aux-Saints 1, then age it. Consider the thick, dense, large bone as a proxy for high muscle mass. Love it!
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Apr 20
fortune.com/2026/04/15/jeff-… I support funding for the preservation of nature 100%, and lets hope this commitment goes to useful projects and not to marketing and solving climate change hysteria, which has shown to be a useless use of resources (trillions invested, no reduced CO2).
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Apr 19
This is cool, I said make Anchiornis dance to supergrok. First attempt.
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Apr 17
Fossil Friday- Cucullus growth series- a Ediacaran organism (cucumber-like form). Age: ~635–551 million years ago Likely sessile benthic & attached at the narrow end, with a feeding or reproductive opening at the broader end. A fantastic, enigmatic pre-Cambrian fossil.
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Apr 16
Neanderthal contributions to sapiens brains, mostly negative and deleted, but some tolerated in unexpected ways. Im cautiously looking forward to the experts views on this conclusion. biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…

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El Nino climate change keeps climate topics in the news cycle. The outlets share high uncertainty model predictions early. Is this a mistake? It could discredit climate science and even trust in science. Super El Niño? NOAA announces major climate shift share.google/GccO5mbKolQKlHo…
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Published on April 1st! If true climate science would be a catastrophe not the climate itself, but its so bad its unbelievable and I suspect a joke: Breakthrough Exposes Volcanic Corruption of Global Temperature Data for 50 Years wattsupwiththat.com/2026/04/… via @wattsupwiththat
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Mar 11
This is why statistically the modern NBA is not directly comparable to 90's to early 2000s NBA. You simply have to look at advanced statistics to compare. Bam Adebayo scores 83, second-most points in NBA history - ESPN share.google/poWrbW4VWSZLkqW…
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A stem wasp like ant Sphecomyrma mesaki from 99Ma amber. They exhibit a wasp-like morphology with large compound eyes, elongate antennae, intermediate mandibles, and were epigaeic (above-ground) foragers or predators. This contrasts sharply subterranean habits of today.
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Feb 16
Something changed and suddenly oobjectivityis creeping back into climate science. ://phys.org/news/2026-02-rethinking-climate-natural-variability-solar.html#google_vignette
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Feb 16
My old friend. Total solar forcing is Irradiance plus Magnetics (alters cloud cover). sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

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Feb 12
To read later- DO events in climate have always fascinated me. cp.copernicus.org/articles/2…

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Jan 28
Are sponges or ctenophores the first multicellular animal? I love this fossil feud getting a healthy empirical debate and watching science do its thing as each side builds a case through time! nature.com/articles/d41586-0…

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