The Exhibit Hall doors have officially opened! Come stop by and say hi to us!! #AGU19

Movie magic makes racking deep-sea sediment cores look so glamorous! @samantha_bova @LOrealUSA @LamontEarth @TheJR youtube.com/watch?v=HrbUbO_h… #womenatwork #womeninSTEM #scicomm

2.2 kilometers of sediment cores from off the coast of Chile? Yes please!! We’ll take two truck-fulls! @samantha_bova #coreaday #2200metersofcoreaday

Hi Twitter! Does anyone have #dinocysts 3D image files or code to print a 3D model? Thanks! Please #Retweet (PS- Aren't they beautiful?!)

Happy #fossilfriday (but maybe more like #microfossilfriday) ! Here are some foraminifera from the South China Sea. Who can identify these species? 🐚

The Meeting of the Curators of Marine and Lacustrine Geologic Samples was so much fun last week! LDEO Core Repository Curator Nichole Anest is pictured here going over core "best practices" after the cores arrive off the ship! #coreaday #LDEO

The Meeting of the Curators of Marine, Lacustrine, and Geological Samples is happening now at @LamontEarth! #curatorsrock #coreaday

Jon Snow thought the Wall was huge? Here's how high the ice sheets that covered North America 26,000 years ago compared! Maybe ice sheets this high could have stopped the white walkers... (created by @angelshale and inspired by xkcd.com/1225/) #GameOfThrones

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Here's the full-length @NewsHour with Hari Sreenivasan anchoring from the Core Repository! youtu.be/mEKTLRUFdO0 via @YouTube

PBS @NewsHour stopped by the Core Repository and featured @moraymo on their Sunday evening show! Check out the full video here: pbs.org/newshour/show/uncove… #ClimateChange

@intrepidmuseum’s #kidsweek was a great success and we are so happy that we got to be a part of it!! We even got to debut our brand-new sediment core puzzle! There’s nothing better than getting kids excited about #STEM at a young age 🐚#climatechange #coreaday #science #scicomm – at Manhattan, NY

Today we are remembering Wally Broecker, the Grandfather of Climate Science. He was an avid ocean-faring researcher and superuser of the Core Repository. His memory, research, and books will live on for generations. Check out this 1998 @nytimes article: nytimes.com/1998/03/17/scien…

We ❤️ our sediment cores! Here’s a festive core taken in 1961 on the R/V Vema from the Cabot Strait, just south of Newfoundland. According to the shipboard description, this is pinkish gray quartzose sand interbedded with lutite. #coreaday