
Geology is the scientific study of the Earth, its origin, structure, processes and composition. This album features The Open University's Glynda Easterbrook and fellow geologist Tony Lee as they visit Northern Ireland to look at some amazing rock forms and some fascinating successions of different depositional environments. This material forms part of The Open University course S260 Geology.
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The Open University's Glynda Easterbrook visit's Giant's Causeway, a rock formation which is the result of a volcanic eruption and Northern Ireland's most popular tourist attraction.
Transcript -- The Open University's Glynda Easterbrook visit's Giant's Causeway, a rock formation which is the result of a volcanic eruption and Northern Ireland's most popular tourist attraction.
What is an interbasaltic horizon? Geologist Tony Lee investigates this fascinating geological feature.
Transcript -- What is an interbasaltic horizon? Geologist Tony Lee investigates this fascinating geological feature.
What are the similarities between a volcano and a bottle of cola? This simple experiment explains all
Transcript -- What are the similarities between a volcano and a bottle of cola? This simple experiment explains all
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