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Category: Comics

Science comics use sequential illustrations and storytelling to explain complex concepts in a fun, engaging, and memorable way. They make learning accessible by combining visuals and narrative, helping students and enthusiasts grasp scientific ideas quickly and enjoyably.

Rock cycle

The cycle of rocks as it was presented by James Hutton already 200 years ago.

The cycle of rocks as it was presented by James Hutton already 200 years ago. Rocks that are exposed to weathering and erosion, deposit as sediments, which are then covered by more sediments. This process leads to compaction and cementation, which forms sedimentary rocks. After being buried deeply, rock undergo metamorphosis or melting, or both. Later, rocks are uplifted to the surface, while being deformed or crystallised. After they become exposed to weathering, the rock cycle starts all over.

The typeface ‘Elle’ by Lucía Pérez Díaz is used.

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Dinosaur looking up the sky comic

Comic sketch illustrating the ambiguous statement: “Dinosaur looking up the sky.”.

Comic sketch illustrating the ambiguous statement: “Dinosaur looking up the sky.”. Unambiguous phrasing of scientific content is critical for effective science communication as outlined in detail in Crameri (2018).

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Pioneering Earth Scientists

Artistic portraits of pioneering Earth scientists by Annique van der Boon.

Artistic portraits of pioneering Earth scientists by Annique van der Boon. Included are Jishiang, Cowie, Hutton, Watson, Cuevas de Sansores, Klenova, Lehmann, Williams, Neiva, Szymakowska, Tharp, Ampere, Berdichevsky, Brunhes, Bullard, Cagniard, Chapman, Cox, Faraday, Gauss, Gilbert, Gough, Hess, Irving, Khramov, Larmor, Matuyama, Maxwell, Morley, Rikitake, Oersted, Runcorn, Schuster, Tesla, Schmucker, Tikhonov, Vine & Matthews, Volta, Vozoff, Watt, Wegener, and Weidelt.

  • Creator: Annique van der Boon
  • This version: 08.05.2023
  • License: Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)
  • Specific citation: These graphics by Annique van der Boon from van der Boon (2019) are available via the open-access s-Ink.org repository.
  • Related reference: A. van der Boon (2019), 10 things you might not know about Earth’s magnetic field, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.17119.82089
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Pioneering Women Earth Scientists

Artistic portraits of pioneering women Earth scientists by Annique van der Boon.

Artistic portraits of pioneering women Earth scientists by Annique van der Boon. Represented are Jishiang, Cowie, Watson, Cuevas de Sansores, Klenova, Williams, Neiva, Szymakowska, Tharp. Not displayed but included are Hutton and Lehmann.

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