#DeepTime

𝕯𝖔𝖔𝖒𝖘𝖈𝖗𝖔𝖑𝖑™Doomscroll@zirk.us
2026-02-28

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

knowablemagazine.org/content/a #DeepTime

2026-02-20

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

youtube.com/watch?v=KusFSJSiOCQ

Mohd Parid Jayaprofpeter
2026-02-10

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: library.profpeter.my/paper-tra

A surreal illustration of a massive, ancient oak tree with a weathered, human-like face embedded in its trunk, appearing stoic and weary. The tree is laden with the debris of human institutions: a tattered purple academic robe, a stained white lab coat, and a graduation cap hang from its branches, surrounded by watching crows. At its roots lie piles of discarded books, broken chairs, and a wooden bow, symbolizing the "human constructs" and "distortions" mentioned in the text that the tree silently endures.
Ancient Originsancientorigins
2026-01-14

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.

Read more: ancient-origins.net/artifacts-

2026-01-13

"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: hcn.org/issues/58-1/meet-the-o

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

𝕯𝖔𝖔𝖒𝖘𝖈𝖗𝖔𝖑𝖑™Doomscroll@zirk.us
2026-01-05

🧬 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 bigthink.com/life/earths-compl

Harold SmithMisterSmith
2025-11-24

"this problem of deep time still haunts us, because it lurks behind the challenge of grasping — 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.

buttondown.com/clivethompson/a

---> harpers.org/archive/2025/07/th

Nam Hendersonnamhenderson@mas.to
2025-11-22

#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” emergencemagazine.org/essay/wr via @emergencemagazine re: #deeptime #geologictime + more

lumpenproletariatDeceptichum@quokk.au
2025-10-26

DeepTime: Explore an epic story 65,000 years in the making

The ABC has recently released Deep Time, “an interactive tool the Story Lab team within ABC News created to help all Australians better understand the ancient history of our continent and its First Nations peoples.”

2025-10-19

Australian First Peoples have survived here for at least 65,000 yrs.

They’ve lived through an ice age, volcanic eruptions, shared the land with giant animals that no longer exist - precious knowledge that’s been passed down thru 2,300 generations.

abc.net.au/news/deeptime/time/
#DeepTime #FirstPeoples #Australia

A map of the continent of Australia against a blue background of Indigenous Australian Design. The numbers shown around the coast and within the landmass show points of reference where stories have been collected, to be shared.
2025-09-25

ANCIENT GREEN
Moss, Climate, and Deep Time

"Taking a long view of life on Earth, Robin Wall Kimmerer explores how mosses—ancient beings who transformed the world—teach us strategies for persisting amid a changing climate."

illustration by Ayuko Hoshino

emergencemagazine.org/essay/an

#deeptime #moss #solarpunk

soft mossy hilled landscape growing over and filling in an abandon town and old mills, crack running through the middle back to a lake in the distance on the horizon
Eli K.P. Williamelikp_william
2025-09-16

received this pamphlet (c/o Yurika Miyano) commemorating a quarter century since the passing of one of Japan’s most prominent first generation SF authors, Ryu Mitsuse (1928-1999).

Mitsuse is best known for his 1967 novel Ten Billion Days and One Hundred Billion Nights (百億の昼と千億の夜). It follows the Buddha, Jesus and other saint-like figures through cosmic struggles to the end of time.



2025-09-07

#Sanidine from the Fish Canyon Tuff is essential to understanding the pace of events in the #Cenozoic

High potassium, quickly erupted and cooled, and old enough to have accumulated sufficient 40Ar from radioactive decay. These crystals calibrate neutron flux for 40Ar/39Ar dating. The 28.2 Ma age of the FCT sanidine has been fine-tuned using #Milankovitch cycles of other ash beds in stable sedimentary basins.

photo from MinDat.org by Dan Polhemus

#MinCup25 #Geochronology #DeepTime #Colorado

Fish Canyon Tuff sanidine from the Cochetopa Dome Deposit, Colorado.
Posted on MinDat: https://www.mindat.org/loc-118477.html
Photo copyright 2019 by Dan A. Polhemus
2025-09-02

"With your arms spread wide again to represent all time on earth, look at one hand with its line of life. The Cambrian begins in the wrist, and the Permian Extinction is at the outer end of the palm. All of the Cenozoic is in a fingerprint, and in a single stroke with a medium-grained nail file you could eradicate human history."

-- John McPhee, _Basin and Range_, pg 126

#deepTime

Dr Emma Rehnbluerehn
2025-08-14

Introducing Deep Time Detectives! 🔎

Deep Time Detectives is an educational resource developed by CABAH on Australia's deep history, featuring a series of animated videos.

I drew a collection of original illustrations and animated elements for these videos

Happy !

emmarehn.com/portfolio/deep-ti

And check out the full resources here: epicaustralia.org.au/resource/

A collection of graphics centred on an anthropomorphised wombat in a waistcoat, holding a magnifying glass and pocket watch, next to the text "Deep Time Detectives". The surrounding graphics include a gumtree flower, a wallaby skull, a tree, a pollen grain, a quoll, a charcoal particle, grasses, footprints, fire, and a potoroo.A wide image showing an illustrated landscape, transiting from open grassland with scattered trees on the left through to increasingly closed woodland with minimal grass and more dense shrubs
Llangernyw Yew (Taxus baccata) in Wales - an over 4000 year old being. Trying to imagine what this tree has witnessed over time. To me every being is sacred, but I never had especially much reverence for taxus - until now.

#yew #tree #Wales #sacred #ancient #taxus #graveyard #church #deeptime #peace

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