Partial Ellipsis of the Sun: A Blog for Scientists who like Words and Writers who like Science

Hello fellow scientists, writers, countrymen and countrywomen, lend me your years. . .years of experience of enjoyment of both science and writing. Both sides of your brain are . . .well, developed. :-)

Saturday, March 12, 2022

Pi Day: Is there a Connection Between Meandering Rivers and Pi?

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Welcome back! Partial Ellipsis of the Sun has been on a bit of a hiatus but we're back just before Pi Day...

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Tuesday, March 8, 2022

From Circles to Squares and Back Again: Sandhill Crane March Migration, Crestone Conglomerate, and a Surprise Stupa!

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A trek to the San Luis Valley in southern central Colorado over the first weekend in March yielded many surprises. The Greater Sandhi...

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Monday, January 10, 2022

Grappling with Graptolites: Paleozoic "Sawtooth" Index Fossils —Are you Jelly?

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Graptolites (or more precisely Graptolithina) are extinct colonial marine animals that are an excellent index fossil for parts of the...

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Tuesday, September 7, 2021

Codex of 15th and 16th Century Mexican Earthquakes (Tlalollin)

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"The written chronology in a 16th century codex was created by a pre-Hispanic civilization. It is one of the oldest-known records of...

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