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[Manuscript painting of Heezen-Tharp "World ocean floor" map by Berann].

[Manuscript painting of Heezen-Tharp "World ocean floor" map by Berann...

Relief shown by land form drawings, shading, and gradient tints. Depths shown by land form drawings, shading, gradient tints, and soundings. Also covers land areas of the world. Title supplied by cataloger. Han... More

[Samuel Franklin Emmons, geologist, three-quarter length portrait, facing right] / W. Kurtz, Madison Square.

[Samuel Franklin Emmons, geologist, three-quarter length portrait, fac...

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C.E. Van Orstrand, Physical Geologist, U.S. Geological Survey

C.E. Van Orstrand, Physical Geologist, U.S. Geological Survey

A black and white photo of a man in a suit. Public domain portrait photograph, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

[Samuel Franklin Emmons, geologist, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing left]

[Samuel Franklin Emmons, geologist, head-and-shoulders portrait, facin...

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Geologist examining cuttings from wildcat well, Amarillo, Texas

Geologist examining cuttings from wildcat well, Amarillo, Texas

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Sherman County, Texas. Geologist examining cuttings on location of a wildcat well which is drilling a core

Sherman County, Texas. Geologist examining cuttings on location of a w...

Public domain photograph of the United States military and military-industrial complex before World War Two, 1930s, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description

Veteran Polish weather expert joins staff of Smithsonian Institution. Washington, D.C. March 14. With home, laboratory, and invaluable records of years presumably lost in the recent Polish War, Dr. Henryk Arctowski, of the University of Lvov, one of Poland's foremost scientists and former Antarctic explorer, has started at the Smithsonian Institution the monumental job of determining direct effects of changes in the Sun's radiation on weather conditions on Earth. Recognized in all countries as one of the greatest living authorities on world weather, Dr. Arctowski is continuing his studies in efforts to find relationships between solar conditions and rainfall, barometric pressure, etc., at various places on Earth. His earliest meteorlogical observation began as a young geologist on the Antarctic exploring ship Belgica in 1897-99. For release morning papers of March 18 - 40

Veteran Polish weather expert joins staff of Smithsonian Institution. ...

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Corpus Christi, Texas. Lieutenant Glenn Ramsey, intelligence officer at the Civil Air Patrol base. He was formerly a geologist in the Oklahoma oil fields. The insignia on his desk, for the local "Wolf Patrol", was designed by one of the pilots who was formerly in the advertising business

Corpus Christi, Texas. Lieutenant Glenn Ramsey, intelligence officer a...

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America's petroleum industries pour out fuel and lubricants for the United Nations. A geologist, employed by one of the important U.S. oil companies, surveys, with the help of his "rod man" standing on the ridge in the background, a section of land to detect the presence of a possible oil deposit under the ground. "Hit or miss" methods of drilling for oil were discarded long ago in the United States. Today careful preliminary surveys and test borings precede the sinking of most oil wells. Geology experts of the important oil companies are able as a rule to read the surface of the ground accurately for the detection of oil deposits. The industry's efficient methods of finding oil have resulted in the enormous amounts of oil produced. According to a U.S. oil company official, the predictable U.S. oil total for the year 1944 will be 1,601,250,000 barrels, a great part of which will supply the armed forces of the United Nations

America's petroleum industries pour out fuel and lubricants for the Un...

Sherman County, Texas. Geologist and two roughnecks on a core drilling crew

Sherman County, Texas. Geologist and two roughnecks on a core drilling...

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Washington, D.C. Dr. Philip S. Smith, chief Alaskan geologist, and Miss Hallman, engineering aid, employees of the U.S. Geological survey, Alaska branch, using an oblique sketch master. The instrument transfers the planimetry from the oblique photgraph to the base manuscript used on air navigation charts

Washington, D.C. Dr. Philip S. Smith, chief Alaskan geologist, and Mis...

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W.W. Cut, oil expert and geologist, who gave the Senate oil comm. valuable information about the Teapot Dome oil lands

W.W. Cut, oil expert and geologist, who gave the Senate oil comm. valu...

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Amarillo, Texas. Geologist examing cuttings from wells being drilled in the Panhandle area by the Phillips Petroleum Company

Amarillo, Texas. Geologist examing cuttings from wells being drilled i...

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Amarillo, Texas. Geologist making a log of a well from examination of cutting taken from different depths during the drilling of the well by the Phillips Petroleum Company

Amarillo, Texas. Geologist making a log of a well from examination of ...

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Sherman County, Texas. Geologist with bags of cuttings from different depths of a wildcat well which is drilling a core

Sherman County, Texas. Geologist with bags of cuttings from different ...

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