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Video of a 3D numerical model of continental collision: a colourful block showing a sinking slab, flow arrows and surface topography, with colour scales, a line chart and a time counter. Video, 13 seconds0:13
LaMEM: 3-D numerical simulation of continental collision Adina Pusok
Slab of pale grey mudstone whose surface is divided by raised ridges into mostly rectangular blocks of different sizes, on a white background.
Mud cracks - nothing's simple David Tanner
Two hands held out over grass comparing soil: the left holds dark sticky clay with smooth shiny faces, the right a small heap of fine crumbly soil, with a soil auger lying alongside.
Showing structure of surface and subsurface soil horizons Antonio Jordán
Person in a straw hat bending over a grassy field, pushing a T-handled soil auger into the ground, with a dark rounded hill under a cloudy grey sky behind.
Soil sampling near El Puente del Diablo, Buenavista (Michoacan, Mexico) Antonio Jordán
Group of people in hats around a freshly dug soil pit in a shrubby forest, one kneeling with a yellow measuring tape, one holding a small instrument, a hammer lying on the soil.
Describing a soil profile Antonio Jordán
Group of eight children standing arm in arm on a mound of broken brown rock in front of green shrubs and trees under a bright blue sky.
Mini-soil fans watching soil scientists work Antonio Jordán

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