geologic

On geologic timescales, the biosphere is not a major player in the carbon cycle.

The main way (on geologic timescales) that it's taken back out of the atmosphere/hydrosphere and put into the lithosphere is by carbonate deposition (i.e.

It's very surprising to me how much (apparent) recent geologic activity there is on both pluto and charon.

So many of the houses along the Pacific coast were built before the geologic truth was known/admitted.

Strangely enough, glass lasts a very long time in terms of actual time from the perspective of geologic longevity.

Humans are a very very recent development on our planet, in geologic time scales, and our early existence was pretty improbable.

However, the total amount it can remove and store on geologic timescales is very small.

The blip dies out though, so it would seem that geologic and general science reporting are likely to be the ongoing source.

But that is just my initial impression from the simplified versions of geologic timescales that are presented in various pop sci media.

Fossil fuels are just a solar energy store on a geologic time scale.

Like a long inhale and exhale collected by the mass of the body and realized at the borders of geologic transformation every plutonic year?

The current epoch is one of very low CO2 concentrations in geologic terms, even counting the recent increase due to our burning fossil fuels.

In a geologic time scale at least, I believe that was actually a "new feature" some time after Windows Vista and maybe even after 7.

(There are five others in the geologic record, stretching back 500 million years.) “Extinction is now proceeding thousands of times faster than the production of new species,”...