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2020 President's Lecture
----<p>Right now there is the NASA Mars InSight programme to help understand the interior of our neighbouring Red Planet. Humans haven’t retrieved rocks from Mars, but we do have rocks on Earth from Mars. . .
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<p><span style="color: rgb(68, 68, 68);">The 16th Biennial Meeting of the Society for Geology Applied to Mineral Deposits (SGA) will take place 15-18 November 2021 in Rotorua, New Zealand.
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----<p>Please join us for the annual Student Prize Night and hear the following presentations:</p><p><strong>Theo Calkin</strong></p><p>A Sub-ice shelf sedimentary record at Kamb Ice Stream Grounding Zone, Siple Coast, West Antarctica</p><p><strong>Jesse Kearse</strong></p><p>The geological fingerprint of earthquake rupture direction </p><p><strong>Weiwei Wang</strong></p><p>Velocity variations in the northern Hikurangi margin and their relation to slow slip </p><p><strong>Marjolaine Verrett</strong></p><p>Meteoric…
Read moreGSNZ Auckland branch meeting
----<p>In her presentation Professor Lindsay will take you on a journey around the world to some amazing volcanoes that she has had the pleasure to research, and also acknowledge those who she has had the privilege of working with during her career.
Read moreAuckland Earth Science Bartrum Lecture (second lecture)
----<p>Sponsored by the Hydrogen MBIE research group. </p><p>The growth in investment, innovation, and policy advancement around low-carbon hydrogen is astonishing. Over 30 nations have developed hydrogen strategies, and a combination of climate commitments, geopolitical threats, and technology advances have produced skyrocketing investments around the world.
Read moreWilliam Smith’s 1815 “Delineation of the Strata of England and Wales, with parts of Scotland”
----<p><span style="color: black;">The University of Canterbury holds an original hand-painted copy of William Smith’s 1815 “Delineation of the Strata of England and Wales, with parts of Scotland”, made famous more recently by Simon Winchester’s book “The map that changed the world”.
Read moreNew Zealand International Science Festival
----<p>If you're in Dunedin in early July, and love talking to people about rocks, have we got the job for you!</p><p>Dr Rock will again feature at the NZ Science Festival.
Read moreGSNZ Otago branch talk
----<p>Dunedin has enjoyed a seismically quiet time over its human settlement history, except for a moderate-sized (Magnitude 5) earthquake that struck near South Dunedin on 9 April 1974. The 50 year anniversary of the earthquake provides a timely opportunity to raise awareness of Dunedin’s earthquake hazards.
Read moreGSNZ Auckland branch fieldtrip
----<p>To examine the geology of an area we seldom stop at or talk about. Involves old quarries and other roadside stops so very little walking. </p><p><strong>Given the cost of petrol, the time and distance involved, expressions of interest are needed for this trip to proceed.
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----<p>On 13 March 2024, Fireballs Aotearoa detected New Zealand’s tenth meteorite as it descended to Earth’s surface while lighting up the South Island sky as a bright fireball.
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