Pablo J. González

@pablojglez.bsky.social

Volcano-Tectonics Research Reader at CSIC (Tenerife, Canary Islands) Fascinated by large volume of rocks moving from mm/year to m/sec. Geodesy, geophysics, satellites (InSAR), AI/ML, geohazards conoceour. Goofy surfer. https://pablojgonzalez.github.io/

Another interferogram (Sentinel-1, descending track) covering the bulk of the rupture. The fact that you see essentially (the southern) half of the displacement pattern, indicates that the fault was offshore, or close to it. The noisiness is due to the tropical vegetation in-region.

A noisy interferogram of the 2026 Venezuela earthquakes. The fringe gradient is highest by the coast, and dies away to the south.

One of the most prominent features of Lindisfarne’s geology is the Holy Island Dyke, part of the famous Whin Sill suite. The second image shows a ropy flow structure on the floor of a large, flattened gas bubble (vesicle) located near the top of the dyke. Explore GeoScenic: bgs.assetbank.app

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I saw with horror a student training “offer” in volcanology charging €1,200 to work for a bully (known for poor mentoring/abuse in exchange for a many‑author conference poster). Don’t do it! If you can pay for an internship, contact people you actually want to learn from. Students aren’t cattle.

My former postdoc supervisory team (Tim and Andy) and their @uk-comet.bsky.social mates did it again. Casually, rewriting geodynamics using carefully processed space geodetic data to role of weak faults in deformation of Tibetan Plateau. Wright et al,. (2026) Science www.esa.int/Applications...

New satellite view of Tibet’s tectonic clash

A study on tectonic plates that converge on the Tibetan Plateau has shown that Earth’s fault lines are far weaker and the continents are less rigid than scientists previously thought. This finding is ...

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A team of scientists from the Spanish Cancer Research Centre (CNIO), led by the Dr Mariano Barbacid, has achieved the complete and permanent disappearance of pancreatic cancer in experimental (mice) models. This discovery could make a difference in the fight against this disease. 👏

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Kilauea erupted again yesterday in a fierce display. In only the 2nd time in 40 years, park officials closed the area due to the intensity. Fountains were officially recorded at 500 m high, grapefruit size tephra were being ejected, and tephra fall was measured up to 20 miles away. #volcano #hawaii

Photo from USGS

Did you know that two Network of the Americas (NOTA) GPS stations are measuring uplift on the northwest side of Yellowstone caldera? Learn what's being measured and what this movement means in the latest Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles: www.usgs.gov/observatorie...

It’s baaaaaack… The Norris Uplift Anomaly

In July 2025, an area on the north rim of Yellowstone caldera began to uplift slightly. This area also experienced uplift during 1996–2004.

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It took a lot of effort but finally we are in La Palma!! Exposition about the deployment carried out by our 240 pax @csic.es Canary Islands team (largest Spanish research institution) that got together during the 2021 Tajogaite eruption doing research by sea, land and air. 🌋💪

CSIC@csic.es · 8mo ago

🌋'Ceniza y lava. Revelaciones científicas junto al volcán' 🖼️ Una exposición de divulgación científica en torno a la erupción del Tajogaite 🔬Se adentra en los trabajos del #CSIC durante la emergencia 📅Hasta el 30 de junio de 2026 👉 http://tiny.cc/ld1w001

Cartel de la exposición Ceniza y lava, en La Palma

🌋'Ceniza y lava. Revelaciones científicas junto al volcán' 🖼️ Una exposición de divulgación científica en torno a la erupción del Tajogaite 🔬Se adentra en los trabajos del #CSIC durante la emergencia 📅Hasta el 30 de junio de 2026 👉 http://tiny.cc/ld1w001

Cartel de la exposición Ceniza y lava, en La Palma

We think there was a small eruption there in July/August (at least a small plume) and some ongoing activity there since (including continued uplift). I suspect all linked to recent activity along dyke from Erta Ale (See COMET reports on July/August activity at comet.nerc.ac.uk/event-respon...).

Event Response Reports - COMET

4th September 2025: COMET Event Response Report 1.9 – Fentale  Volcano, Ethiopia Purpose/Caveats: This event response report was produced to assist situational awareness and rapid response efforts. It...

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