Occasional musings on meteorology and other bits of Earth science
I was down in the Lake District at the weekend, just to the North of Broughton-in-Furness. Not on a field trip this time; I was there to meet up with my family and go for a walk. But that still meant encountering some weather and some rocks. The weather was pleasant, with high, thin, cloudContinue reading Hexagons
I was on the annual geophysics field course last week, so, as promised, here is what happened. This year, we were in the White Peak, the part of the Peak District near Tideswell, Derbyshire, and as in previous years, with staff and students from the universities of Münster and Paris Sud. The students were dividedContinue reading Cows, Halos, Gravity
I have spent the last week on the 4th-year geophysics field course (see earlier posts here and here). I’ll blog about that soon; I want another little look at the data first. The first thing I did once I got home was to go on another field trip — the first year day trip toContinue reading A first look into the abyss of time
