Seismologists from Cambridge University setting up seismometers during the Holuhraun Eruption in Iceland, 2014-2015, and using small earthquakes to track movement of molten rock underground.

Jimmy Kimmel’s show on Monday gave several minutes of time to a bunch of climate scientists. This includes a friend of mine swearing at you so I pretty much have to share it. Hi Aradha! (NSFW Language).

Some have noted this is more coverage than ABC has given to Climate Change in the news all year.

In 2015, a group of scientists from the Woods  Hole Oceanographic Institution were investigating a seamount off the coast of Panama when they found something spectacular. The water on one side of the seamount (an underwater mountain) is low in oxygen and in that area they discovered what you could literally describe as a sea of crabs. They captured video and it’s like the entire floor of the ocean moves.

They hypothesized that by surviving in the low oxygen environment, the crabs were better protected from predators.

A really awesome landscape few humans have seen. Drone-captured HD footage flying over Arctic Sea Ice, from a U.S. led science vessel last November. Note how many different textures and thicknesses of sea ice appear in these shots.

Great video of a geology expedition in the high Canadian Arctic. Just look at the glacier spreading out in the starting frame! People jumping with rock hammers, releasing balloons, and all sorts of other neat goodies.

Hitch a ride along with the group of geoscientists on one of the field trips around this week’s Geological Society of America conference - this trip to the Fall Line in Maryland/the Potomac River Falls.