I am delighted to be awarded the Royal Astronomical Society Patrick Moore Medal for Education. This was for my Teacher at Sea role. Thank you NERC for the opportunity. Thank you to Aquinas College for letting me go. Thank to the Geophysicists at Durham, Birmingham and Cardiff Universities for your ongoing support and inspiration. I… Continue reading Patrick Moore Medal 2019
For students studying A level geology. Please do look at other articles within the blog to further your knowledge and understanding. The Basics · Lithospheric plates are made up of crust and the upper mantle. There are no gaps between plates. There are two types of plate – oceanic and continental. · Oceanic crust is… Continue reading A Level Geology
GCSE Seismic Science Today Seismic Tomography AIRGUNS January 24, 2016teacheratseamarEdit Airguns – compressed air in a sealed tube that is suddenly released causing an explosive expansion. The airgun arrays on the aft deck of the ship were impressive. Airgun arrays prior to being deployed. … Continue reading GCSE Geology Content
Loved visiting Great Moor Infant’s School. Fabulous students who learned the words: bathymetric, lithospheric and vesicles. Little people and big words :). Great questions from tiny scientists. Thank you for having me. Ax
Had a fabulous time at Greenhead College. Wonderful students with a fantastic teacher 🙂 Remember you might be able to write about asymmetrical spreading in your GL5 Lithosphere essay.Thank you for having me. Ax
I’m off to St Paul’s in Wokingham. 400 Primary school pupils – all potential seafaring scientists. Exciting. 🙂
manchestersciencecity.com/inspire/ I’ve been interviewed for Manchester European City of Science 2016 about my Teacher at Sea experience. 😊
The woods at Alderley Edge smelled delicious this morning. (Triassic Sandstone.) Good to be home. Thanks for all the support. Great adventure I had an amazing time 🙂 Remember to email teacheratsea@aquinas.ac.uk for outreach. Cheers Angela
Nigel has flown off to a grassy patch near the port. Hurrah for Nigel!!! And we are now in Trinidad.
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