Yes!! This is Professor Springhouse kind (sus?👀) geology teacher from https://t.co/Ky6HIeCmzp

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Get to know my webcomic, Strataversal, part one! Brace yourselves: What the HECK does Strataversal mean?!

This one's real difficult, so hang onto your seats...

Stratum (like in geology, referring to layers of rock)
+
universal
=


That's it. 😂

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Darwin's finches or Galapagos finches. Darwin, 1845. Journal of researches into the natural history and geology of the countries visited during the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle round the world.
Their beaks evolved to eat certain food like nuts.
A favourite subject 😎

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Part 3, last but not least, Calcite! the heart of the team (and the only non-silicate), with the power to control light!
https://t.co/8rXMIqKo4p

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Part 2, the heavy hitters of the team! Albite, the rough and tumble hero with the power to duplicate herself, and Quartz, their invincible leader!
https://t.co/Yx1BZDrb1L

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November 29, 1970, the burned body of an unknown woman is discovered in the Isdal Valley - the Ice Valley - near Bergen in Norway.
Suicide, murder, even a conspiracy? The case remains unsolved to this day, even if isotope provided some clues
https://t.co/jPsK55Ui8m

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November 29, 1970, the burned body of an unknown woman is discovered in the Ice Valley near Bergen, Norway https://t.co/mtoiCwXdjF The case of the Isdal Woman remains unsolved to this day, even if isotope provided some clues 🔎🪨
https://t.co/sVahzp5SQp

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🔬 A new study published in and led by in collaboration with and introduces the Polychromatic polarizing microscopy to improve the petrographic microscope in the applications on low birefringence materials

More: https://t.co/uoAXBMB7Nq

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Facts about Mei June

She's trans
She's a super quiet girl
Very very shy
Squeaks when startled
She loves geology
She's been interested in astronomy since she was a little girl
She's the youngest crew member on the ship
She doesn't form romantic bonds
Likes spiced tea and books

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1894: Henry Horatio Dixon FRS, Prof Botany & John Joly FRS, Prof Geology, both confirmed that tree sap is pulled upwards by a form of intermolecular attraction (cohesion-tension theory). Until then, everyone incorrectly believed it was pumped up from the roots!🌳

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Rhodochrosite & Quartz |

Locality: Hotazel, Kalahari, Northern Cape Province, South Africa

Size: 4.1 × 3.5 × 2.8 cm

Photo Copyright © Viamineralia /e-rocks. com

Geology Page
https://t.co/AtopGLUrSh https://t.co/FNkMjOSsIS

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David Owen conducted the 1st geological surveys of the Upper Midwest. His 'Report of a Geological Survey of Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota...' greatly increased the knowledge of the structural geology, paleontology, natural history, & mineral wealth of Midwestern states.

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Howdy everyone the name is Willow! I’m just your average rabbit trying to learn more about geology.^w^ I usually don’t post much but I’m still very active. Love meeting new people online so please don’t be afraid to DM me! -stay rocky 🪨

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id like to announce ive once again accidentally made my ideal life partner ft. Professor Springhouse from a kind hearted non binary geology teacher

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Hey Finn! It's a pleasure to meet you! 💜 I'm Lavender Bear Paw, but you can just call me Lavender. I'm a grizzly bear from the U.S. who loves many fandoms (furry and otherwise) and is studying geology with a minor in chemistry. Art by @/solarsaber_

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Some roads are shorter
Than needed - breaking geos
With swift helix cuts
And bridging fault lines

With hooked certainty -
We seem to be free
To flex swivelled feet
And beat physics up

No longer seeing
The cut of the land
Or needing geology
To understand

Morn

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for geological mapping

Satellite-based information helps to catalogue geology and mineral resources

🇪🇺🛰️ false-colour image, combining several bands of the multispectral imager to highlight the different rock types in the Anti-Atlas Mountains 🇲🇦

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Fine art meets geology. “Sunset at Rundle” by Heather Pant. Mt Rundle illustrates a gradual SW-dipping slope, following bedding, & an eroded steep NE flank. Check out “Rocks, Ridges, and Rivers” & “The Scenic Geology of Alberta”. https://t.co/X52PtDg4Z3 https://t.co/XVFbxeT9bV

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This lithograph of a tooth is an important image in the from William Smith's book "Strata Identified by Organized Fossils..." of 1816. Learn more from blog post at: https://t.co/njko7PsrU7

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