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@profbillmcguire.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 8:58 AM

#FOTW Daily Post 10

A little more than 700m years ago, the Earth was a giant ice-ball. What thawed it? CO2 building up over millions of years

Even the deepest freeze was ended by carbon — the lever we're now yanking

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#FateOfTheWorld #DeepTime

@aldencarrow.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 7:54 PM

Last week's ruin was broken by people. This week's wasn't. Malham Cove is pure process — ice, meltwater, 330 million years of limestone. North Yorkshire In Verse tells both kinds of story.

#DeepTime #NorthYorkshire

@doxascope.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 4:00 PM

«لو اعتبرنا عمر الأرض كتابًا من ألف صفحة، فلن يظهر الإنسان العاقل إلا في السطور الأخيرة من الصفحة الأخيرة، وستأتي الكتابة في آخر كلمة تقريبًا.»

من «من الخلية إلى السؤال» #deeptime #evolution

@profbillmcguire.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 9:47 AM

#FOTW Daily Post 8

3 million years ago, giant camels roamed temperate High Arctic forests, where there is now frozen tundra. The past reveals exactly how different a warmer world looks. No speculation needed. it's written in the rocks

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#FateOfTheWorld #DeepTime

@profbillmcguire.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 12:02 PM

#FOTW Daily Post 7

56 million years ago - at the PETM - there was an explosion of heat. There were palms in Siberia, and crocodiles in the Arctic Ocean. Today, the world is heating 10x faster

#FateOfTheWorld #DeepTime

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@rkphotographic.bsky.socialOct 3, 2026, 10:34 AM

Beneath every Ardnamurchan photograph lies a much older story of fire, ice, erosion and deep time.

Explore it with us from 28 February to 6 March 2027. Final space remaining, book now.

Ardnamurchan Creative Retreat

www.rkphotographic.com/ardnamurchan...

#DeepTime #Ardnamurchan #Photography

Sanna, West Ardnamurchan
@campradio.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 11:29 PM

Rounding off the day with @avantologist.bsky.social's latest release: deep time resonance.

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#experimental #atmosphere #darkambient #deeptime #drone #electromagneticfrequencies #industrial #installationart #soundart #soundscape

@aldencarrow.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 7:54 PM

Ruin poems love passive verbs: crumbles, fades, is lost. North Yorkshire In Verse – Moor To Shore In Poetry tries to name the actual hand instead — ice, frost, or somebody's gunpowder.

#DeepTime #NorthYorkshire

A hyper-detailed, close-up shot of a weathered gritstone wall belonging to a ruined moorland structure in North Yorkshire. Deep, jagged fissures in the dark grey stone are filled with sharp, crystalline white frost. The late afternoon October sun, low on the horizon, casts long, dramatic shadows across the rough, pitted texture of the masonry, highlighting every grain and crack. In the blurred background, the vast, bleak expanse of the heather-covered moors is shrouded in a heavy, cold mist. The atmosphere is somber, tactile, and ancient, emphasizing the physical impact of freezing temperatures and geological time on the solid material.
@paleosynth.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 6:07 AM

📅 We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve locked in our dates! Mark your calendars: August 9–27, 2027.
👀 What’s Next? Keep your eyes peeled—the official call for applications will open in just a few weeks! Don't miss your chance to join us. 🎓✨
#Paleontology #Evolution #Modelling #DeepTime

@rkphotographic.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 8:06 AM

Spiorad Àird nam Murchan Pt.32 - A Pebble on the Beach

"The place continues because the questions continue."

Perhaps curiosity is another form of belonging.

Read more on the blog👇🏻

www.rkphotographic.com/blog/2026/8/...

#CreativeCuriosity #Ardnamurchan #LandscapePhotography #Scotland #DeepTime

Ariundle Oak Woods, Strontian. Sunart
@aldencarrow.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 7:54 PM

The ammonites on Whitby's beach carry the scientific name Hildoceras — Hild's horn.

Coiled stone, once alive, now geology: the same deep-time attention that runs through North Yorkshire In Verse – Moor To Shore In Poetry.

#DeepTime #NorthYorkshire

A cinematic macro photograph of a fossilized Hildoceras ammonite embedded in the dark, wet alum shale of a Whitby beach. The intricate, rib-like spirals of the fossil are sharply defined, glistening with sea spray and salt. The surrounding rock is a deep charcoal grey, slick with moisture. In the soft-focus background, the churning, cold grey waters of the North Sea meet a heavy, overcast sky. The lighting is low and atmospheric, catching the metallic sheen of iron pyrites within the stone and highlighting the ancient, rugged textures of the coastal geology.
@rowanvale.bsky.socialSep 22, 2026, 2:12 PM

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#Essay #RowanVale #DeepTime #EarthSpirituality

@aldencarrow.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 7:54 PM

'Each November, a hundred gunpowder charges / fire at once from the ends of wooden coshes.' That's Bridgwater.

Somerset In Verse – Exmoor To Levels In Poetry, out now in paperback.

#NaturePoetry #DeepTime

Wide-angle cinematic shot of the Somerset Levels at twilight. Low-hanging, heavy mist rolls over dark, saturated peat soil and still water channels. In the far distance, a sharp, incandescent burst of amber and gold light erupts against a bruised indigo sky, reflecting in the damp earth. The foreground features the intricate, sharp textures of frozen reeds and weathered wooden fence posts. The atmosphere is a heavy silence interrupted by a singular, violent flash of warmth, capturing the tension between the ancient, cold landscape and a fleeting moment of fire. High contrast, rich earthy tones, and sharp crystalline details.
@aldencarrow.bsky.socialSep 17, 2026, 7:41 PM

Chew Valley Lake drowned an entire village, Moreton, in 1956 to build a reservoir. In dry summers, the bridge stones still climb back out of the mud.

Somerset In Verse – Exmoor To Levels In Poetry, out now.

#SomersetInVerse #DeepTime

A wide-angle landscape of a receding reservoir bed during a severe drought. The foreground is a vast mosaic of deeply fissured, sun-baked silt and cracked grey mud. Emerging stubbornly from the shallow, stagnant water are the jagged, silt-stained tops of an ancient hand-hewn stone bridge. The sky is a heavy, bruised ochre of late afternoon, casting long, sharp shadows across the skeletal ruins. Cinematic lighting highlights the grit and rough texture of the lias limestone against the dark, receding waterline, capturing a sense of heavy, rediscovered history.
@aldencarrow.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 7:27 PM

A magnetometer survey at Stanton Drew found over four hundred buried postholes — the largest timber monument found in Britain, invisible from the surface. Somerset In Verse – Exmoor To Levels In Poetry treats the find as the real subject.

#DeepTime #NaturePoetry

A wide-angle landscape of a Somerset field at first light, where the morning mist clings to the hollows of the earth. Beneath the surface of the vibrant green turf, translucent, glowing outlines of concentric timber circles are visible, as if revealed by a spectral X-ray. The soil is rich and dark, layered with ancient sediment and limestone fragments. The horizon is sharp, defined by the rugged silhouette of distant tors under a pale, cold sky. The atmosphere is thick with the weight of unrecorded centuries and the damp scent of peat and stone.
@jotuproject.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 4:33 PM

What are the implications of Journey of the Universe for college education?

Sam King will be speaking with students at Fairfield University tomorrow evening about the profound implications of the film.

#ecology #cosmology #universestory #deeptime #JourneyOfTheUniverse

@aldencarrow.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 7:54 PM

'Gravity is the only jointing compound.' That's Tarr Steps — a clapper bridge held together by nothing but weight. Somerset In Verse – Exmoor To Levels In Poetry, out now in paperback.

#SomersetInVerse #DeepTime

A low-angle, cinematic shot of ancient, massive flat gritstone slabs spanning a clear, rushing moorland river. The stones are weathered, showing heavy textures of orange lichen and deep-set grain, interlocking through sheer weight. Cold, clear water swirls around the base of the slabs, creating small white-water eddies. In the background, a dense woodland of gnarled oaks and vibrant green ferns is partially obscured by a soft, damp morning mist. The color palette is grounded in slate greys, deep forest greens, and the translucent amber of the riverbed. The lighting is filtered and atmospheric, highlighting the raw, geological tension between the unmoving rock and the flowing water.
@rkphotographic.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 5:14 AM

"Every headland, every beach, every ridge and bay becomes part of a much larger narrative stretching across deep time"

Spiorad aird nam Murchan Pt.32 - A Pebble on the Beach: inspiration, influence and belonging in Ardnamurchan.

www.rkphotographic.com/blog/2026/8/...

#DeepTime #Geology #Scotland

Port na Carraidh, West Ardnamurchan
@aldencarrow.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 7:27 PM

'Every fifteen minutes, a fourteenth-century Quarter Jack strikes the bell, / a medieval gear turning beneath the slow creep of the scarp.' That's Wells. Somerset In Verse – Exmoor To Levels In Poetry, out now.

#NaturePoetry #DeepTime

A cinematic, wide-angle view of a limestone gorge in the Mendip Hills at twilight, where heavy grey mist rolls through the jagged rock faces. In the foreground, a singular, weathered bronze clockwork gear is partially submerged in damp peat and vibrant green moss, its intricate teeth oxidized and cold. The background features the towering, ancient scarp illuminated by a faint, ethereal blue light. The composition emphasizes the contrast between the sharp, metallic textures of the medieval machinery and the soft, eternal presence of the stone and fog. Rich details of water droplets on cold metal and the rough, porous surface of the lichen-covered cliff.