The Kobuk River in Western Alaska, USA, is a periglacial river, cutting a channel through a landscape dominated by permafrost. The Kobuk's current form and structure is a direct result of several stages of erosion and channel formation following the last glacial retreat.

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If you are looking for an international #Masters program in #Geosciences without tuition fees, with many courses in modern data analysis, remote sensing and geo information systems, the University of Potsdam is the right place for you! tinyurl.com/4m8aa35r Application deadline 15 Jan 2027

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Some coverage of Joe Young’s recent paper in GRL on Permafrost Detachment Slides in the Mackenzie Mountajns, NWT. #PACSLab #Sahtú #DehCho #permafrost #nwt #UAlberta www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

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This amazing little tool simply draws all streets in any city you want. As examples here are the town I grew up in (20k residents) and the city I live in (5M residents). Have a play with it. The exported screenshots make great desktop backgrounds. Source: buff.ly/2uht4vJ

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This animated map shows Europe from 24,100 BC until today. The crust sags under the ice and rebounds after it, and the sea drops 130 m as the water is locked up. The interactive version allows you to tilt the map: buff.ly/Pfj3exH

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