This map shows just how much (or rather, how little!) we know about our oceans! It was prepared in late 2010 to summarise the current state of our knowledge at the end of the groundbreaking decade-long Census of Marine Life. The coloured dots are half-degree squares where we do have data on life in the ocean. White areas are where we have not studied ocean life – an unexplored majority of the 71 watery percent of the Earth’s surface. (via Vancouver Sun)

Do you know of any other Geology blogs? Thanks in advance.

Hmm, here are some tumblrs I follow that post geology or related material: msugeology woodendreams scipsy migeo  livetotellthetale earthwrite  wbotd love-ballad fuckyeahminerals geoscientistblues geologise fuckyeahnorthernlights nicelandic abcstarstuff theemeraldisle

You should find something you like amongst them!! Tbh I don’t keep track of following tumblrs :( If anyone is reading this with a geology-related tumblr, please like this!

Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, South-east France

AH I love your blog and especially your url. Woo geology!

Thank you! Geology rocks! :D

Schiehallion peak behind Dunalastair water near Pitlochry, Scotland.
Bisti Wilderness, San Juan County, New Mexico, USA
Near Crested Butte, Colorado, USA
Shiprock, Navajo Nation, San Juan County,  New Mexico, USA
the-iridescence: Palau Rock Islands Photograph by Andrea Booher Teeming with exotic marine life and Crayola-colored reefs, the more than 300 islands of Palau, in the Pacific Ocean southwest of Guam, feature some of the world’s best dive sites and the unique foliage-frosted Rock Islands. Palau is also a living World War II museum—WWII wrecks lie submerged just off the Rock Islands.