The Geologic Column
Richard I GibsonGeology newsletter by Richard I. Gibson. Anything about geology, with a focus on minerals and tectonics.
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Huanggang
Hematite and quartz. 10 cm wide.
Life in the USA is not normal. It feels pointless and trivial to be talking about small looks at the fascinating natural world when the country is being dismantled. But these posts will continue, as a stat...
Sand calcite crystals
70 mm wide
Life in the USA is not normal. It feels pointless and trivial to be talking about small looks at the fascinating natural world when the country is being dismantled. But these posts will continue, as a statement of resistance. I...
Beaverhead Rock
Life in the USA is not normal. It feels pointless and trivial to be talking about small looks at the fascinating natural world when the country is being dismantled. But these posts will continue, as a statement of resistance. I hope you con...
Galena
The large crystal of galena at top is 31 mm on its longest edge. Galena (and one dark sphalerite at front center) on dolomite with chalcopyrite. Substrate (not visible) is gray chert, typical for the Tri-State District.
Life in the USA is...
The Lewis Overthrust
Life in the USA is not normal. It feels pointless and trivial to be talking about small looks at the fascinating natural world when the country is being dismantled. But these posts will continue, as a statement of resistance. I hope you con...
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I'm a geologist and historian living in Butte, Montana USA. Author of the History of the Earth Perpetual Calendar, What Things Are Made Of, and Butte Rocks.
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