Early Jurassic Earth System & Timescale (JET)
A research project led by the University of Exeter (Camborne School of Mines), funded by ICDP and NERC.

About the project

Imagine a time machine that could transport us 200 Million years into the past. The supercontinent Pangaea was slowly breaking up, and newly formed tectonic plates were drifting apart. Animals and plants were just recovering from a big extinction event

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What are the main science questions the project is trying to answer? Our scientists are analysing drill cores from throughout the UK and will also analyse the new cores from Prees in the Cheshire Basin (Shropshire, England). See information on

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About Us
We're a team of approximately 50 scientists from 14 countries.

For the JET project, we analyse rocks from the Early Jurassic (2017-174 Million years ago) to learn more about the climate, ocean circulation, and other events that may have influenced ecosystems and geological processes at the time.

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Special thanks to...

...the National Museum Wales for leading our public engagement activities.

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