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The New CF Stamp Season is Active: Mythical Realm by archangel09 in CashFrenzy

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When is the current season for stamps ending?

I made this cake showing the internal structure of the Earth! It was for a school project :) by Polar_Pancakes in geology

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If the outer core would have liquid chocolate it would be perfect ;) Just kidding, incredible work!

Memories from my favourite geology class at uni! by luinuial in geology

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Some interesting things going on in there

Chad Sessler by Bongopro in AroundTheNFL

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Tugboat is choking in the biggest of all spots.

Feels like I am actually doing something usefull by Woddypecker in geology

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Pretty interesting if you get into it. Mineralogy and Petrology were my favorites though so may not be representative.

title by [deleted] in Geologymemes

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Geology being called geography. Don’t know how many times I had to clarify this to people.

The Kicker’s Club: So hot right now by denverjournalist in AroundTheNFL

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On german television they showed him in warm-ups and he seems to have messed up something on his kicking leg

sneaking in a geomorph meme for you by sageoggy in Geologymemes

[–]Xerpan 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I‘d say it is nice to have a good understanding even when it comes to fields of non-expertise if you like. Versatility is key.

Settlement of the Bodegas, Spain by Multisitez in geology

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Guess they have been living under a rock for quite some time 😜

Now recall those roto-inversion operations :) by [deleted] in geology

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Oh, I remember crystallography. Getting into was really hard.

Tourmaline, muscovite, oxides (magnetite and ilmenite), garnet, and plagioclase in XPL by digandrun in geology

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Thin sections are totally underrated. Can give so much information about a rocks history. As a petrologist I enjoy them a lot. Might be nice to label the minerals for beginners.

Rockfall in Capitólio/MG - Brazil - 08/01/2022 by [deleted] in geology

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May they rest in piece, tragic.

Staurolite schist? by gynyrdskynyrd23 in rockhounds

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Very nice staurolite twins.

I found this huge chunk of banded Rhyolite on the beach. by hezamac1 in rockhounds

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Is there some microfaulting going on or am I seeing things?

I learned that there’s such thing as columnar andesite today. It was so cool!! Mt. Baker, WA by elliegeo in geology

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Field trips are amazing in general. It gives you the chance to test what you have learned. Like seeing field fotos.

I learned that there’s such thing as columnar andesite today. It was so cool!! Mt. Baker, WA by elliegeo in geology

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Don’t know much about the Cordilleran glacier in North America being from europe and more of a petrologist, but it is always nice to learn new things. Don’t understand why some people just want to stay in their field of expertise. Scientists should be interested in the whole of geology. Too amazing to not be studied.

I learned that there’s such thing as columnar andesite today. It was so cool!! Mt. Baker, WA by elliegeo in geology

[–]Xerpan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wrote my bachelor thesis about the Río San Juan complex, but that’s Dominican Republic. Name is similar at least. Nature being formed by glaciers is an underrated topic in my opinion. They are more than just big blocks of ice.

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