Except maybe in the geological sense.

It was an unambiguous pattern, a geological pattern.

Can you give me a geological explanation of lava?

Yet, it's 3,000 times tougher than its geological counterpart.

So it's the deepest geological bore hole ever drilled.

We have no geological record prior for the first billion years.

Maybe it's a geological thing like natural gas or a geyser.

That decision, in turn, was affected by the geological structure of the hill itself.

People collating information, pointing people to news sources, pointing people to the US geological survey.

So we're seeing a rise of this availability being driven by mobile device proliferation, globally, across all social strata.

The large majority of our children belong, as I already mentioned, to the most vulnerable strata of the Venezuelan population.

Nobel Prize winning climatologist Paul Crutzen calls our geological era the Anthropocene, the human dominated era.

The reason there is a billion year gap in our geological understanding is because of plate tectonics,

And when we're walking along a beach, we're actually walking along millions of years of biological and geological history.

We are hurtling towards a hyper connected world where citizens from all cultures and all social strata will have access to smart, fast mobile devices.

And that's because geologists of the future would kind of see a sharp shift in the strata of rock that is being laid down now.

In the vastness of astronomical space and geological time, that which seems impossible in Middle World might turn out to be inevitable.

Twitter announced the existence of the quake several minutes before the US Geological Survey had anything up online for anybody to read.

And this is the terrain it appears over, and we know from geological studies that these regions are the oldest regions on Mars.

This is from Lahaina, and when we're walking along a beach, we're actually walking along millions of years of biological and geological history.

When we first found it, we thought it might be an outcrop of magnetic rock but all the geological evidence was against it.

We may, in fact, have entered a new geological era the Anthropocene, where humans are the predominant driver of change at a planetary level.

Another insight, which, again, I want to leave with you, in conditions where the problem is very large, which cuts across all economic strata, where we have a good solution,

But the fact is, this is evidence of a living body on other bodies, rocks that have been the subject of geological formation, erosion, the action of time on objects.

And geologists have actually christened well, they're debating whether to christen the age that we're living in they're debating whether to make it a new geological epoch called the Anthropocene, the age of Man.

This bottle of oil, distilled over a hundred million years of geological time, ancient sunlight, contains the energy equivalent of about five weeks hard human manual labor equivalent to about 35 strong people coming round and working for you.

It's exotic, it's alien, but yet strangely Earth like, and having Earth like geological formations and a tremendous geographical diversity, and is a fascinating world whose only rival in the solar system for complexity and richness is the Earth itself.

But what I think it was telling me is that we are this transient thing that's happening, and that the nature that you see out there the untouched shorelines, the untouched forest that I was able to see really bring in a sense of that geological time, that this has gone on for a long time, and we're experiencing it in a different way.