
Ass. Professor in Tectonics ULisboa | Editorial Board Member @CommsEarth Elected President of the Tectonics and Structural Geology Division at EGU
Lisboa, Portugal
Joined June 2013
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Research briefing summarising this paper:
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IDL's Carlos da Camara featured on Rádio Renascença, discussing climate extremes across Europe
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New in @Nature: research led by @IDLearth's @JoaoCDuarte (@ULisboa_) shows the ocean floor off Portugal is peeling away into the mantle.
This rare process may explain the 1755 Lisbon M8.7 quake and could mark the initiation of a new subduction zone.
nature.com/articles/s41561-0…
ANTES DA TERRA IV - OS PLANETAS
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Latest 7.7 Mw #MYANMAR 🇲🇲 along the right-lateral Sagaing Fault, amongst the longest and most active strike-slip faults in our planet.
"Se imaginarmos que o Sol tem as dimensões de uma grande laranja com cerca de 10 centímetros, a Terra teria o tamanho da cabeça de um alfinete e estaria a dez metros de distância da laranja."
Texto completo aqui:
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Neste paper mostramos que a fonte mantélica (superpluma) que alimentou o vulcanismo em Portugal no Cretácico (Sintra, Sines, Monchique, etc) parece ser a mesma que está hoje por baixo das Canárias:
doi.org/10.1130/G52930.1
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Não deixa de ser estranho que todos nós sejamos um pouco de matéria que ganhou consciência de si própria.
De onde veio tudo isto? Quando é que o Universo começou? Será que o Universo sempre existiu?
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What stars are made of
"Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin was a British and American astronomer and astrophysicist. In her 1925 doctoral thesis, she proposed that stars were composed primarily of hydrogen and helium.
She was elected to the Royal Astronomical Society while still a student at Cambridge and later became the first recipient of the American Astronomical Society’s prestigious Annie J. Cannon award.
Her success also opened the door for countless female astronomers, including her Harvard colleague, Helen Sawyer Hogg, and in 1956, she was appointed Harvard’s first female Professor and female Department Chair."
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You can now submit your abstract to GeoMOD 2025 at geomod2025.com
The registration and payment will take place between April 30th and May 31st.
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I used to live in a timeline in which NASA scientists were respected. As a kid, I was fascinated by NASA. If I ever had a dream, it was to be a NASA scientist. Today, I have the privilege of working with some of them. They are still my heroes! tinyurl.com/ufdcp8th
What the next supercontinent will look like?
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