Finishing the #GESS23 with a bang! When will the volcano erupt? A great interactive way to prompt discussion on predicting volcanic eruptions. Thank you so much to Pete and the sponsors for the opportunity to participate in the summer school this week @ESTA_UK@EuroGeosciences
Prof Phil Manning - what an absolute pleasure to hear you speak so passionately on #NaturalSciences and interdisciplinary natures of understanding the world around us @ESTA_UK#GESS23 ๐ Thank you for attending with minimal sleep from AbuDhabi!
Pete demonstrating the formation of the Himalayas using sand and flour. Commonly referred to as โfoldโ mountains however this method shows the faulting that occurs @ESTA_UK@BritGeoSurvey@EuroGeosciences#GESS23
Thank you to Duncan Hawley for introducing us to the carbon cycle game, I will definitely be using this in the future! This was a great way for students to experience flows, stores and residence times of carbon
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@peteloader1@GeolSoc@ELI_Earth Hi Pete, I was just searching twitter for porosity and permeability experiments and came across this tweet! Could you let me know how you do this with lego? Thanks!
As Earthโs temperatures rise, scientists predict an increase in the intensity of storms, like Hurricane Ian. Here's how they form, and how they affect the people and environments in their paths. https://t.co/CfGaHBajLs