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Slab pull #TectonicsTuesday

And now ridge push as a follow up (thanks to geology.reph for the idea👍) #PlateTectonics

Excited to be attending this course in the summer!

First day of geology school, yay! Tweeting on behalf of the sadly suspended Pete Loader Super excited for these sessions 😁

Hanging out the “Washing Line of Time” - an Earth Learning Idea trying to place life along a timeline on day 1 of the #GESS23 @Peteloader1 ESTA European Geosciences Union The Geological Society

Day 2 of the Geoscience Summer School!

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 #GSS23 ESTA The Geological Society European Geosciences Union

Day 3 of the geoscience summer school, effective ways of teaching tectonics through fieldwork at Alderley Edge #GESS23 Pete Loader ESTA European Geosciences Union

Pete demonstrating the formation of the Himalayas using sand and flour. Commonly referred to as “fold” mountains however this method shows the faulting that occurs ESTA British Geological Survey European Geosciences Union #GESS23

A fantastic talk, thank you!

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 European Geosciences Union