🧂 Much of the revisionist argument rests on computer simulations. Models are only as good as boundary conditions and assumptions.

https://knowablemagazine.org/content/article/physical-world/2026/case-against-zanclean-megaflood-filling-mediterranean #DeepTime

Es gibt Rätselfossilien, von denen ich noch nichts wusste? Was verheimlicht ihr mir noch alles?!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KusFSJSiOCQ

#paleontology #zoology #DeepTime #Carboniferous #H #Y

Is The Carboniferous The Strangest Prehistoric Ocean?

YouTube

To the world, the Oak is merely fodder for the hearth or an obstacle to "renewal."

But the Oak is a survivor. While we overheat in discourse, it cools the air. It heals by connecting, refusing to be bent by the crimes committed against it.

Stop with the wisdom of the Gretas. Put aside your sociology degrees.

The Oak is the true manifesto for a complex society—Read on: https://library.profpeter.my/paper-trails/mastodon-short/true-science-of-the-oak

#Nature #Philosophy #Stoicism #DeepTime #BiologyOverIdeology #EcologicalWisdom #Society

Ancient everyday items — from 11,000‑year‑old sculptures to 5,500‑year‑old shoes — show that the objects you use today have roots deep in human history, still resonating in our lives.
#AncientEveryday #LostHistory #FoundObjects #DeepTime #Storytelling #DidYouKnow #HistoryFacts #DocumentaryShort #WeirdHistory
Read more: https://www.ancient-origins.net/artifacts-other-artifacts/ten-oldest-everyday-items-0010619

"Frankly, I’m surprised you’re even interviewing me. Geologists generally treat me as a nonentity. I’m an un-rock, a cipher, just an irregular surface."

Marcia Bjornerud for High Country News: https://www.hcn.org/issues/58-1/meet-the-oldest-rock-in-the-west

#Longreads #Rocks #Geology #Science #DeepTime #History #AncientHistory #Earth #EarthScience

Meet the oldest rock in the West

An urban geologist goes to downtown Seattle and finds a rangeof rocks rivaling any assembled by plate tectonics.

High Country News

🧬 Life kept upgrading itself, code rewriting code. Single cells learned to cluster, then specialize, then network. Fungi arrived early, aquatic, flagellated, flinging spores like packets through water. They hacked land via algae, spun mycelial grids under shifting continents, laid dark infrastructure for everything that followed.

Evolution doesn’t rush toward dominance. It stabilizes conditions until dominance becomes possible.

#DeepTime https://bigthink.com/life/earths-complex-life-began-with-a-fungus/

"this problem of deep time still haunts us, because it lurks behind the challenge of grasping #climatechange — i.e. the fact that the warming we’re currently seeing is happening far faster than it ought to. You can only really grasp the speed of what’s going on if you grasp the depth of time …"

Part 10.

https://buttondown.com/clivethompson/archive/linkfest-40-the-chthulucene-doom-on-a-satellite/

#deeptime #climatecrisis

---> https://harpers.org/archive/2025/07/the-geological-sublime-lewis-hyde-deep-time/

Linkfest #40: The "Chthulucene", Doom on a Satellite, and The Ethics of Selling a Haunted House

Hello! It’s time for "the opposite of doomscrolling” — my next Linkfest, in which I offer up the finest nuggets of science, culture and technology that I...

The Linkfest
#ICYMI “rocks are best understood not as nouns but verbs, signifying events and processes…Herein lies Earth’s secret to wrinkling time…Accepting that we too live in geologic time can free us from narcissism…We may then realize that the text of the Earth itself is full of guidance on durable design and start laying the groundwork for a post-Anthropocene world” https://emergencemagazine.org/essay/wrinkled-time/ via @emergencemagazine re: #deeptime #geologictime + more
Wrinkled Time: The Persistence of Past Worlds on Earth – Marcia Bjornerud

“We live in a vast, labyrinthine library of time.” In this essay, geologist Marcia Bjornerud celebrates the deep time-fulness of Earth, and orients us to read the many-volume stories kept in the rock beneath our feet.

Emergence Magazine
What's sacred now? - ABC listen

Ancient rock carvings on the Burrup Peninsula are among more than 1,000 sites the WA government removed or blocked from its Aboriginal heritage register in the last two-and-a-half years. In 2012 the government created a narrower definition of sacred sites. The Supreme Court has thrown out those changes, but the government now wants a single public servant to determine sacred sites. Sarah Dingle investigates.

ABC listen
Our country's 50,000-year-old encyclopedia

There are more than 2 million artworks on the rocks at Murujuga, with more stories under the waves.

ABC News