Harrison Copp
@hcopp.bsky.social
Third year Geographer at University of Northampton 🎓 Aspiring Secondary Teacher 🌍🌋
Student Member of the Geographical Association and Royal Geographical Society.
Student Member of the Geographical Association and Royal Geographical Society.
🚨🚨🌍 Do you teach Geography in one of Northamptonshire's secondary schools? Do you plan and deliver fieldwork lessons to students? 🌍🚨
If so, I'm looking to interview you about your experiences. If you might be willing to participate, please fill out the form linked on the next post in this thread.
If so, I'm looking to interview you about your experiences. If you might be willing to participate, please fill out the form linked on the next post in this thread.
September 18, 2025 at 8:54 PM
🚨🚨🌍 Do you teach Geography in one of Northamptonshire's secondary schools? Do you plan and deliver fieldwork lessons to students? 🌍🚨
If so, I'm looking to interview you about your experiences. If you might be willing to participate, please fill out the form linked on the next post in this thread.
If so, I'm looking to interview you about your experiences. If you might be willing to participate, please fill out the form linked on the next post in this thread.
As is fieldwork law, 10 minutes into observations, and it throws it down 🌧😭
March 12, 2025 at 5:04 PM
As is fieldwork law, 10 minutes into observations, and it throws it down 🌧😭
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The suck zone.
I think of supercells as Earth's vacuum cleaners, and this beast of a storm shows why: tall grass in the inflow is bent toward the storm, and dust/smoke from a lightning-triggered fire is sucked into the storm's updraft. Mother nature's power always humbles. #SupercellSunday
I think of supercells as Earth's vacuum cleaners, and this beast of a storm shows why: tall grass in the inflow is bent toward the storm, and dust/smoke from a lightning-triggered fire is sucked into the storm's updraft. Mother nature's power always humbles. #SupercellSunday
November 17, 2024 at 9:34 PM
The suck zone.
I think of supercells as Earth's vacuum cleaners, and this beast of a storm shows why: tall grass in the inflow is bent toward the storm, and dust/smoke from a lightning-triggered fire is sucked into the storm's updraft. Mother nature's power always humbles. #SupercellSunday
I think of supercells as Earth's vacuum cleaners, and this beast of a storm shows why: tall grass in the inflow is bent toward the storm, and dust/smoke from a lightning-triggered fire is sucked into the storm's updraft. Mother nature's power always humbles. #SupercellSunday
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According to ERA5 data there have been more days in 2024 with temperatures exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels than any other year. 2024 will potentially be the first year with no daily temperatures below 1.25°C.
November 16, 2024 at 7:33 AM
According to ERA5 data there have been more days in 2024 with temperatures exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels than any other year. 2024 will potentially be the first year with no daily temperatures below 1.25°C.
Love that volcano 🌋 photo 👏
It’s been a long time since I started a social media account from scratch, so allow me to introduce myself: I’m Jessý, I live in Iceland. I have degrees in geology, astrophysics, and marketing; I use all of these for my various jobs here on this tiny island in the North Atlantic. Come say hi!
November 17, 2024 at 1:12 PM
Love that volcano 🌋 photo 👏
Well this is new... (and much more pleasant 😂)!
a man in a white shirt and tie is raising his arm in the air .
Alt: Mr Bean in a white shirt, waving into the distance.
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November 13, 2024 at 9:40 PM
Well this is new... (and much more pleasant 😂)!