Roberto Mérida Boogher 🌋🟦⬜️🟥👨👩👧🇵🇸
@robertomboogher.bsky.social
Zionists not welcome, free Palestine, against all colonialisms.
Geologist, monitoring activity and assessing hazards of Guatemalan volcanoes, History aficionado, looking for a PhD opportunity to uncover the secrets of Guatemala’s Volcanic Arc.
Geologist, monitoring activity and assessing hazards of Guatemalan volcanoes, History aficionado, looking for a PhD opportunity to uncover the secrets of Guatemala’s Volcanic Arc.
Meet my puppy, Lila, 6mo, picture taken a couple of weekends ago in a visit to a nice hotel and restaurant at the very base of Fuego volcano in Guatemala.
September 17, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Meet my puppy, Lila, 6mo, picture taken a couple of weekends ago in a visit to a nice hotel and restaurant at the very base of Fuego volcano in Guatemala.
Wrapping up one week of fieldwork at Fuego volcano, flying drones and sampling PDC deposits with @smakris.bsky.social @pdcguy.bsky.social @tyranakisaurus.bsky.social Sylvain Charbonnier, Gustavo Chigna, Fabrizio Ponce, Amilcar Calderas, Edgar Barrios, William Chigna and Mario Ovalle.
August 23, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Wrapping up one week of fieldwork at Fuego volcano, flying drones and sampling PDC deposits with @smakris.bsky.social @pdcguy.bsky.social @tyranakisaurus.bsky.social Sylvain Charbonnier, Gustavo Chigna, Fabrizio Ponce, Amilcar Calderas, Edgar Barrios, William Chigna and Mario Ovalle.
Very late #VolcanoMonday but here you have a picture of Agua volcano, that I took in Antigua Guatemala back in February. This city will host the XV Central American Geological Congress later this week and as much as 200 to 300 geoscientists from the region will be there.
November 26, 2024 at 5:08 AM
Very late #VolcanoMonday but here you have a picture of Agua volcano, that I took in Antigua Guatemala back in February. This city will host the XV Central American Geological Congress later this week and as much as 200 to 300 geoscientists from the region will be there.
A little bit late to #VolcanoMonday but here’s a picture I took of Fuego volcano in Guatemala about 10 days ago. In constant activity since 1999, it has produced nearly 80 paroxysms in the last 25 years. Plus, the daily explosions can go from 100 to 300 events every 24 hours.
November 19, 2024 at 2:17 AM
A little bit late to #VolcanoMonday but here’s a picture I took of Fuego volcano in Guatemala about 10 days ago. In constant activity since 1999, it has produced nearly 80 paroxysms in the last 25 years. Plus, the daily explosions can go from 100 to 300 events every 24 hours.
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #426,587!
Well, I just moved here because I wanted to keep following the amazing community of geoscientists that started at Twitter and now are here in Bluesky.
Well, I just moved here because I wanted to keep following the amazing community of geoscientists that started at Twitter and now are here in Bluesky.
September 21, 2024 at 1:23 PM
Bluesky now has over 10 million users, and I was #426,587!
Well, I just moved here because I wanted to keep following the amazing community of geoscientists that started at Twitter and now are here in Bluesky.
Well, I just moved here because I wanted to keep following the amazing community of geoscientists that started at Twitter and now are here in Bluesky.
Villarica volcano seen from Pucón, host of the Volcano Observatories Best Practices meeting, VOBP5. Chile is such an incredible place.
November 14, 2023 at 2:53 AM
Villarica volcano seen from Pucón, host of the Volcano Observatories Best Practices meeting, VOBP5. Chile is such an incredible place.
Latest bulletin (from October 5)
October 18, 2023 at 3:40 PM
Latest bulletin (from October 5)
Vote for #Moissanite in the #MinCup23
Why to vote for a bunch of clay when you can vote for an extremely rare mineral that is found only on meteorites and xenoliths
Why to vote for a bunch of clay when you can vote for an extremely rare mineral that is found only on meteorites and xenoliths
September 1, 2023 at 1:42 PM
Vote for #Moissanite in the #MinCup23
Why to vote for a bunch of clay when you can vote for an extremely rare mineral that is found only on meteorites and xenoliths
Why to vote for a bunch of clay when you can vote for an extremely rare mineral that is found only on meteorites and xenoliths