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Category Archives: geology
Layer cake stratigraphy
Geonerdy t-shirtiness. I want.
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Into the Bushveld #1: holy hunks of magnetite!
Igneous rocks – “sedimentary” processes?
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A further clue to the mystery deskcrop
Some of you are on the right sort of track to the answer to Friday’s geopuzzle, but I think that I can clear up the uncertainties considerably by demonstrating exactly why this particular rock is staying well away from my … Continue reading
Geopuzzle #3
Can you identify my latest fieldwork trophy?
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Do we need a new geological epoch?
Anthropocene! Naming a new geological time period after ourselves certainly has a nice dramatic ring to it, even if it smacks of the hubris that got us into our current climatic mess in the first place. But can our species, … Continue reading
Nice plan for content warnings on Mastodon and the Fediverse. Now you need a Mastodon/Fediverse button on this blog.