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Dunes pictured are atelevation of around 3000 metres (~9850 feet) above sea level, located inwestern
What is Asbestos?If you’re like many of the students I’ve had in class, you’ve heard of asbestos tha
Broken shellsAs you would findsome broken-up shells on the beach today, these are just a few pieces
The Champagne Poolof the Waiotapu geothermal fields is located on North Island, New Zealand. Thishyd
First manganese, then the world!The rocks you see here being sampled by Caltech grad student Jena Jo
Rocks out of placeWhy are these rocks out of place? They just do not fit the environment in which th
Fingal’s Cave, ScotlandScientists and geology students alike flock to this cave to study i
This post isdedicated to YOU! I am very happy tolet you guys know that this is the 200th post on the
Broken shellsAs you would find some broken-up shells on the beach today, these are just a few pieces
This post is dedicated to YOU! I am very happy to let you guys know that this is the 200th post on t
Rocks out of placeWhy are these rocks out of place? They just do not fit the environment in which th
Mineral under pressureThis is a photograph of mineral called pyroxene and was taken with a petrograp
Wave rock around base of the Uluru monolith in Central Australia. An example of erosion-driven sculp
Dunes pictured are at elevation of around 3000 metres (~9850 feet) above sea level, located in weste
The Champagne Pool of the Waiotapu geothermal fields is located on North Island, New Zealand. This h
Dirt + rock + acid + water = mud pool.A mud pool that developed in a collapsed pit. Slow loss of wat
the-tales-of-a-geology-student: The Augmented Reality Sandbox at Concord University Today was the fi
pencilsandpens:I am Sarah King and I’m a geoscience major at the University of Washington. I l
thatgeologistchick: Here’s some pics from shadowing today Student getting to take photos of ad
uageosciences: Current University of Arizona Geosciences PhD student checking out the Carpathia
flamefatalis: I was digging through old geology pictures and I found this gem from a few years back
the geology studentspicking up pretty rocks at the beachthe sun on your face, a love for the outdoor
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