One hallmark of “Black Mirror” is its cast. Each standalone story revolves around some kind of near-future technology, dystopian future or cultural obsession that wreaks havoc on characters’ lives, usually to a twisty, violent ending - with some exceptions! Almost every episode ends in tragedy, heartbreak or brutal death for the cast, but some, like “Hang the DJ” and “San Junipero,” end things on a lighter note. With Season 6, fans of bleak, sci-fi drama and twist endings will get five more episodes to entertain themselves.Ĭharlie Brooker created “Black Mirror” and has written almost every episode by himself, with some help along the way. Originally conceived as an anthology program on the British outlet Channel 4, “Black Mirror” moved to Netflix starting with Season 3 and has released 22 episodes and one film so far. Spotlights: Hazard Centre activities Torridonian rocks in Scotland Earth's inner core observation Field Geophysics course, Geophysics seminars meet Dr Stephen Edwards, Professional Awards Hydrogeological research delivers public benefit in SE Asia PhD Graduates.“Black Mirror” has shocked, creeped out and warned audiences of the dangers of technology for more than a decade, and it’s returning with Season 6 on Netflix on June 15 after a four-year wait. Spotlights: Geoscience enters the world of virtual reality Fieldwork in Central America Volcanic Arc Meet Dr Peter Irvine, Lecturer in Climate Change Geoengineering could reduce climate change risks Exploring active volcanism in the South Sandwich Islands When volcanoes collapse GeoBus is off the road in response to COVID-19 The snow science, Awards: Best MSc dissertation Spring 2019 Spotlights: Earth Sciences enters the world of online fieldtrips and virtual reality The Department continues to function as a virtual online entity Meet Dr Peter Irvine, Lecturer in Climate Change Fieldwork in Central America Volcanic Arc Geoengineering could reduce climate change risks Exploring active volcanism in the South Sandwich Islands GeoBus is off the road in response to COVID-19 The snow science, The best MSc dissertation award Autumn 2019 Spotlights: Antarctic bays named after our scientist Living through an earthquake Meet an isotope geochemist Plankton turn hunters to survive dinosaur-killing asteroid impact Volcanic CO2 emissions measured using drones technology New geological time scale Sustainability & the Water cycle Virtual workshops for schools Awards in the field of polar science & global warming Celebrating achievements of our Alumni Map Bicentenary Meeting Spring 2020 Spotlights: Students explore ancient rocks in virtual reality Profile: Britney Assam, 2nd year Geology student Meet Dr Martin Homann, Lecturer in Sedimentology Life flourish in ocean’s twilight zone Managing water resources sustainably in the future Bringing research to schools The Women in Earth Sciences group Career event with past alumnae Kīlauea’s massive 2018 eruption Geological Society awards 2021 Autumn 2020 Spotlights: Flipped classroom ideas Meet Dr Phil Mannion, Lecturer in Palaeobiology Reporting from COP26, Glasgow Responding to a volcanic emergency on La Palma Arctic rain more common than snowfall Discover Earth Sciences live lecture series The Climate Action Unit Mineralogical Society Award: Congratulations to Prof Lidunka Vočadlo A year in review reports from Women in Earth Science and the Greenough Student Society Spring 2021
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