Owen A. Callahan, Ph.D.

Right! It's a great tool, doesn't force you into the cloud, and works on Macs!

After that press conference, I'm having flashbacks to the good old days of the pandemic when drinking bleach, internal UV exposure, and dewormer were all bandied about from the lectern...

Blended daytime visible light (right) and nighttime thermal (left) images from drone imagery collected near Steamboat Hot Springs resort (NV) showing hot water from their production well (rig on well for clearing scale), and warm ground in fissures and below the parking lot.

Or whose meme coin to buy.

You should pose these prompts to Terra Rogers @cleanaircatf.bsky.social

$1 trillion would be >$1.9 million, every single minute of the year... Or a rate of >$48 million / hr for the 2080 working hours in a year. 🤢

Cryptic earthquake/scicomm/hazard subskeets increase out FOMO

The first time I drove through Arizona I wondered why they had all those Tibetan flags around.

Oblique nighttime thermal image of a Cascade volcano and glacial stream...

Vivid green landscape with birch and fir in the foreground, tall, snowy alpine mountains in the background. Blue sky and wispy clouds above.

This past week or two, I exchanged my typical Basin and Range field views with tree-choked, boulder-strewn streams in the North Cascades.

I like how the river stays a river without banks as it enters the ocean then just turns into vegetation

Yup

Despite the downward spiral of all that is rational, it still feels good to read "Paper submitted." (To a community-driven diamond open access journal) #science

Let's just not with the click bait headlines, ok?

Far Side comic showing a student at "Midvale school for the gifted" pushing against a door marked pull.

I've seen landslides in WA monitored by time lapse photography, which is cool but not the same 😥

Bullshit.

I feel that

Here's a nice example of AI searches being total crap:

I use monthly insurance for commercial photogrammetry (drone) work, but that is a bit different

Hi LinkedIn, Unfortunately Elmo was recently laid off because of the… | Elmo from Sesame Street | 361 comments Hi LinkedIn, Unfortunately Elmo was recently laid off because of the federal budget cuts. Elmo worked at Sesame Street for 45 years. Elmo is sad. Elmo loved his time at Sesame Street. Elmo is goin...

This is incredibly sad, but the comments are strangely uplifting. I grew up on Sesame Street! www.linkedin.com/posts/elmo-f...

I'm pretty sure my 7yo is mostly hot dog, unfortunately.

Beautiful shot

Influencers and "go fund me"s are a metastasization of capitalism.

I know it's wrong, but I really have a strong urge to tackle the shit out of the goons.

Or my kids hoarding my Spotify account.

But to your original point... Agreed! Supercritical fluids are probably the right way to imagine fluids at depth! Even more so with CO2.

Maybe I misread your original post. Yes, geothermal systems are anonymously warm, and most big MW systems have magmatic roots, but not all. Basin and Range style systems commonly lack magmatic signatures, but still have very high shallow gradients and elevated temperatures at depth.

I think you mean a well with an average continental geothermal gradient. Most "geothermal wells" have higher gradients, getting close to the boiling point curve for water. In these conditions you get supercritical "water" by 3.5-5.5km. Check out Fig2: cdn.catf.us/wp-content/u...

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