A Planetary mineralogist from London working at the Australian Synchrotron who likes to look for rocks in deserts...All comments are my own.🇬🇧🇦🇺 She/Her
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ALT A progress Pride flag hanging proudly inside a wooden window frame in Burlington House, London. The image was taken from the lower library of the Geological Society, overlooking Piccadilly outside .
ALT A progress Pride flag hanging proudly inside a wooden window frame in Burlington House, London, overlooking Piccadilly. A red banner to the right of the window lists the societies of Burlington House, include the Geological Society
ALT A photo of the front of the Geological Society at Burlington House looking into the Lower Library from the street (Piccadilly). Two progress Pride flags hang proudly in the windows
ALT A dark stone sat in the foreground of a landscape photo, with a red sandy ground surface covered in small red coloured rocks
ALT A dark, fusion-crusted meteorite fragment sat on a red surface, alongside a black/white scale card with the GeolSoc logo on it. The stone is ~5cm in length.
ALT A Meteorite fragment in the palm of a hand
ALT An image of a line tent, illuminated from the inside, set against a jet black sky with stars twinkling above. The tent appears green-orange in the light...
ALT A jet black sky against which various stars and constellations are twinkling.
ALT A jet black sky against which various stars and constellations are twinkling.
ALT A selfie of 8 people stood on a train line in the middle of a desert. There are 4 women and 4 men, and everyone is wearing field gear and hats.
ALT A group selfie of 6 scientists stood on the edge of a salt flat in the desert. There are three women and three men, and everyone is in field gear.
ALT A robot arm sat above a purple sample tray with various samples loaded and ready to go
ALT A brown cardboard tray with 17 glass sample vials that have white lids. Each vial has a powdered sample in it, of varying colours. Some are grey, white, orange, brown, black... Some are almost full and some are almost empty.
ALT A photo of the exterior of the Australian Synchrotron. A cube shape building illuminated in purple. White text to the right of the door reads "National Centre for Synchrotron Science"
ALT A black sign that reads "National Centre for Synchrotron Science" with an arrow pointing right to the visitor reception
ALT An overview shot of the Australian Synchrotron from the mezzanine, looking out over the top of the beamlines
