Trevesy

MSc, BSc, SFHEA. Geology podcasts, Ed tech, and map geek

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

#OLS23 I am supposed to be joining virtually, can anyone help me please, I don't have any joining instructions

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

@uoldigital I am registered for an online ticket for the online summit today and have no joining instructions. please help!

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

The labyrinthine patterns traced by birds on the wing – in pictures https://t.co/IlsOP3rDle

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

Mesmerising beast doing its stuff

[Mike Hudema @MikeHudema]

Watch this octopus, filmed by EVNautilus at a depth of around 1,600 meters (5,250 feet), stretch its tentacles to form a huge balloon.

Nature is amazing. Protect it.

#ActOnClimate #climate #biodiversity #oceans #GreenNewDeal

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

It had just rained when I visited Uluru, I remember amazing flowers.

[Dr Leslie Almberg 🌋 @VOLCANOTEACHER]

Sometimes sedimentary rocks are pretty cool too… 😆

#Uluru

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

My podcast episode on plate techtonics (https://t.co/87MNwf9u0p)was helped by the research done by the surprisingly brilliant podcast episode on Wegener
https://t.co/IC3GuHCcPN

well worth a listen and sad that podcast seems to have shut up shop :-(

[IUGS @theIUGS]

Any plans for next Friday or the rest of time? Check out what the extinction experts have to say about how the geological record might hold some clues as to our future.
👉https://t.co/47LKdL1z92
@ics2022 @Profiainstewart @INQUA
@NHM_London

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

Mary Anning is one of the heroes of Geology I discuss in my M4 Geology podcast
https://t.co/haFmEjEHR9

@MaryAnningRocks promotes her and the successful campaign to get a statue erected to her in Lyme Regis

[Bill Line @bill_line]

Incredible look inside the eye of Hurricane Ian just prior to landfall from GOES-East 30-second visible satellite imagery. #flwx

[Learn Something @LEARNS0METHlNG_]

An Obsidian stone split in half. Obsidian is a natural volcanic glass formed when lava high in silica cools quickly, preventing crystal growth.

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

I remember lava in Hawaii you could out-walk. Not this flow...

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

This is not a time-lapse video. Amazing footage of a river of lava moving at an incredible speed captured by photographer Ken Boyer.

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

A blog post about my new podcast including the origin story of the idea.
https://t.co/Tg5z5FlAK1

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

One of the niftiest facts I learnt producing my latest podcast (https://t.co/AddszU6IY5) was that the English channel came about via a catastrophic, ice-age-related flood.
https://t.co/RSE612SHaf

#megaflood #englishchannel #iceage

[Ed Hawkins @ed_hawkins]

The clock of climate change is ticking ever faster towards midnight. We are simply not reacting quickly enough and we cannot be anything less than courageous and revolutionary in our approach to tackling climate change.

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

Sounds good but not handy for Leighton Buzzard

[RSGS @RoyalScotGeoSoc]

In two weeks, geomorphologist Professor Colin Ballantyne will be going on a journey through time to explore the geological evolution of Scotland’s diverse mountain landscapes! 🏔️

Check out dates and venues below, and book tickets now at https://t.co/YZl2ZIvfvr.

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

I've produced a podcast designed to be listened to at M4 motorway junctions as you drive west about the geological history of the rocks beneath the tarmac.

Audio files: https://t.co/4SYdz8xUBb

Feed: https://t.co/iIrnQ2r08Q

[Trevesy @Trevesy]

Mountain building via time-lapse and a model

[Ben Spencer @Ben_Spencer]

Huge credit to Sunday Times data wizards @RachelLavin and @tomhcalver for pulling this together and making it look so good.

[Better Allies® @BetterAllies]

What Deborah tweeted 👇