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What is the difference between rocks, minerals, and gemstones?
Uncover the differences between rocks, minerals, and gemstones, discover how they are all formed, and explore examples from each category.
How was Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland formed: Geology vs. Irish Myths
Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland is a fascinating geological wonder, whose creation has origins both in geology and Irish mythology.
What is Mass Spectrometry and What are Isotopes?
Mass spectrometry, MassSpec is a method used to identify the chemical composition of a sample by analyzing isotopes and molecular fragments.
Understanding the World's Biggest Mirror: The GEOLOGY of SALAR DE UYUNI Bolivia EXPLAINED
Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia is the world's largest salt flat. A thin layer of water on the salt crust turns it into the world's largest mirror
What is magma and how is magma formed?
Magma is a super-hot viscous material that comprises molten and semi-molten rock that flows deep beneath the Earth’s surface.
Devil’s Marbles - Karlu Karlu Conservation Reserve: Science, History, and Cultural Heritage
The Devil’s Marbles (Karlu Karlu conservation reserve) is an area in Northern Territory, Australia, sprinkled with large reddish boulders.
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