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Jezero crater is a really interesting place on Mars - that's why we have landed so many spacecraft in the area. This week we talk about some exciting findings from the crater as well as a modern day twist on a modest proposal.
In a twist on an old tale, this authors examine how applying ethical matricies to AI driven questions can still result in questionable outcomes - like grinding up the geezers.
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
How do you know if your cool new result is real or just some artifact? Is it data or noise, and are those not always so dissimilar? This week we tackle that along with how good your BS detector is.
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
Wildfires can change the landscape and have geologic implications. Also, what makes your sneakers squeak, and what does that have to do with earthquakes?
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
This week we recap the GEARS 2026 workshop, our return from summer break, how hot it has been, and chat about floods of the 1300's in Europe.
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
There was a very large earthquake in the Philippines - John and Shannon break down what you need to know. We also explore the question - what's the deal with birds?
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
This week John and Shannon discuss the book "Slow Productivity", our other summer reading lists, and if swearing makes your exercise sessions better.
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
This week we talk about GPR or ground penetrating radar as Shannon considers buying one and asks what to look for.
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
This week we talk about how you should approach an outcrop in the field for the first time. What do you look for? What kind of notes do you take? This and more field camp tips plus a discussion about the rheology of pasta sauce.
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
This week we help a listener identify their bizarre fossil - and it's a trace fossil! Learn all about it and find out if you'd remember more if we were funnier!
This week, we continue to talk about temperature with a discussion of temperature scales, where they came from, and why there are so many!
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John Leeman
Shannon Dulin
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