I'm here. I love geology. Can you gimme something on ne u.s. during the Cambrian explosion?
Getting into geo Wikipedia holes is about the extent of my knowledge though.
Keep doing what your doing for sure!
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I'm here. I love geology. Can you gimme something on ne u.s. during the Cambrian explosion?
Getting into geo Wikipedia holes is about the extent of my knowledge though.
Keep doing what your doing for sure!
Can you gimme something on ne u.s. during the Cambrian explosion?
Probably not, unless it's the Google results that you could equally easily find. I don't live anywhere near the region, and I'm actually a geophysicist. I can tell you about the electrical properties of clay and why it makes a bad material for doing ground penetrating radar haha.
But I'd be happy if you posted cool things you found during your own wiki dives, or questions. As the population grows, the likelihood of finding someone who knows goes up. And any spawned discussions help with network effects.
You may also want to check out !earthscience@mander.xyz and !palaeontology@mander.xyz -- the mander.xyz server is largely science topics.
I'll join, though I'm just a low-knowledge rock picker.
Excellent. I hereby designate you Rock Picker in Residence. Feel free to post photos of fun things you find. :)
Will do! I'm in the process of moving from rural western Canada to the Vancouver area and hope to find a group to pick with.
I'm here, lurking. Make a rock ID thread!
Maybe I'll go out to my collection and put up some tests.
Haha, okay ;)
I live in Northern Ontario and love rocks and hiking but know almost nothing about them. Is there anything cool i should be keeping an eye out for on my hike's? I hike on the Canadian shield regularly.
All rocks are cool, but some are cooler than others. If you're on North Shore of Superior, you might be able to find dark red or purple quartz (aka Amethyst), particularly around Thunder Bay. Whereabouts do you go hiking usually?