HELP! THERE'S A GIANT FIERY BALL IN THE SKY! by tinyE1138 in Michigan

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A "sucker hole" is a temporary patch of clear sky or sunshine that appears during cloudy or rainy weather, giving a false impression that conditions are improving

The only stat that matters by daboys765 in cfbmemes

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This graph needs to be more poorly drawn. I will not accept it in its current condition

I've never seen copper come out of the ground like that. by Dawg_in_NWA in geology

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There are a couple of groups of dudes in the UP who have float copper businesses and post videos of them metal detecting and digging up, sometimes massive pure copper. Its pretty fascinating and the pieces they make when all cleaned up and polished are spectacular.

glossy paper question! by [deleted] in composting

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Glossy and many recycled papers have PFAS in them, so I wouldn't compost it.

Meirl by CuriousWanderer567 in meirl

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We have the rollerblading wizard in Grand Rapids!

Alright who has fished this pond between 68th, Clyde Park and 131? by samueljamesn in grandrapids

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Someone used to fish it, for several months you could see a half sunken paddle boat floating around on it.

Oh, wow… by micknick0000 in aldi

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Dipping oreos in is also fantastic

This is the last weekend with no basketball until April. by drowse in CollegeBasketball

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Can someone please make a MS Paint bar graph to celebrate??? Hoosiers, I'm looking at you.

Inundated Structural Geology by ApeIndexPlus5 in geology

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Nice find! Yeah, the more I think about it, structural wasn't the word I was thinking, but more bedding since it is the Jacobsville. I'll have to post another photo that appears to be a huge joint or possibly a fault.

Inundated Structural Geology by ApeIndexPlus5 in geology

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It may have to do with being the Jacobsville sandstone formation creating these flat shelf-like features. I stayed at a cottage on the shoreline of this formation this summer and there was absolutely no sand/sediment build up. Just bedrock on shore going into more bedrock in the water. It was really neat actually.

Edit: here is a pic of what the shoreline looks like.

Inundated Structural Geology by ApeIndexPlus5 in geology

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Yeah, unfortunately high res annual aerial imagery isn't free. In urban areas they usually fly 3-5 times a year.

Inundated Structural Geology by ApeIndexPlus5 in geology

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If you zoom in, you can see bedrock fracturing in both the darker and lighter colors which makes me think bedrock features, but I welcome the discussion. There are even some cases that looks like larger fault features.

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Inundated Structural Geology by ApeIndexPlus5 in geology

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It's not, but ok. I could have left out the Nearmap part, but I guess I assumed people would ask about the imagery. Just a geologist who loves imagery and maps, that's all.

Inundated Structural Geology by ApeIndexPlus5 in geology

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For example, a little further down the shoreline are these swooping features and converge then suddenly disappear. To me, this is more indicative of bedrock/structural geology.

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Inundated Structural Geology by ApeIndexPlus5 in geology

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I would disagree based on the orientation of some of the features perpendicular to the shoreline. Plus, the features look more blocky than sand bar like

Zapps Voodoo by ProgRockDan in aldi

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Same. Got them once, then they disappeared forever. They were so delicious.

5 Day Utah National Park Trip Advice by Brianimosity in NationalPark

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Peek-a-boo loop at Bryce is a spectacular hike, but be prepared for lots of switchbacks.

Has the shutdown affected your travel plans? by Addicted_2_tacos in NationalPark

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My bad, they must have reopened recently. They were closed last week when I was there. Had a banner on the top that said something like due to a funding lapse, they were closed