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  1. A description of #Haüyne fluorescence at: gemologyproject.com/wiki/index

    These samples are found in a quarry near the Laacher See (Eifel Mts, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)

    This crater was formed only ~13,000 years ago in an eruption similar in size to the 1991 Pinitubo eruption -in central Europe!

    #MinCup25 #hauyne #LaacherSee #EifelMountains #Germany #Volcano

  2. A description of #Haüyne fluorescence at: gemologyproject.com/wiki/index

    These samples are found in a quarry near the Laacher See (Eifel Mts, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)

    This crater was formed only ~13,000 years ago in an eruption similar in size to the 1991 Pinitubo eruption -in central Europe!

    #MinCup25 #hauyne #LaacherSee #EifelMountains #Germany #Volcano

  3. The solid-state diffusion of iron and nickel into and domains forms the Widmanstätten pattern in iron meteorites. The growth of these domains has been calibrated with temperature.

    The meteorite pictured (Tambo Quemado, Peru, type IIIB) suggests a cooling rate of 1.2 °C per million years; modelling suggests this occurred in a planetesimal ~ 200 km in radius (which was later disrupted and fragments of the core exposed to space) (Goldstein & Short, 1967).

  4. Repost from:
    Mika McKinnon @mikamckinnon.bsky.social‬

    Prefer bio to geo? Thbbbpft, but also:

    1. towers are a globally-unique ecosystem with cool critters!
    arctichub.gl/unique-mineral-co (includes video). Bonus: They’re currently doing ok despite climate change & warming waters!

    2. You can find it as white spots on frozen shrimp shells.

  5. Repost from:
    Dee Gardner‬ ‪@glacierpique.bsky.social‬

    “They were able to identify the presence of two rather unique crystals on the surface of washed rind cheeses: struvite and ikaite.”

    blog.murrayscheese.com/2018/08

  6. Repost from:
    Dee Gardner‬ ‪@glacierpique.bsky.social‬

    “They were able to identify the presence of two rather unique crystals on the surface of washed rind cheeses: struvite and ikaite.”

    blog.murrayscheese.com/2018/08

    #MinCup25 #Ikaite #Cheese #Vermont #UVermont

  7. Repost from:
    Dee Gardner‬ ‪@glacierpique.bsky.social‬

    “They were able to identify the presence of two rather unique crystals on the surface of washed rind cheeses: struvite and ikaite.”

    blog.murrayscheese.com/2018/08

    #MinCup25 #Ikaite #Cheese #Vermont #UVermont

  8. Repost from:
    Dee Gardner‬ ‪@glacierpique.bsky.social‬

    “They were able to identify the presence of two rather unique crystals on the surface of washed rind cheeses: struvite and ikaite.”

    blog.murrayscheese.com/2018/08

    #MinCup25 #Ikaite #Cheese #Vermont #UVermont

  9. Repost from:
    Dee Gardner‬ ‪@glacierpique.bsky.social‬

    “They were able to identify the presence of two rather unique crystals on the surface of washed rind cheeses: struvite and ikaite.”

    blog.murrayscheese.com/2018/08

    #MinCup25 #Ikaite #Cheese #Vermont #UVermont

  10. The organizers of are very clever. Today and yesterday feature three aluminosilicates that are compositionally co-linear!

    Diagram from Barton (1982), published in the American Mineralogist.

  11. The organizers of #MinCup25 are very clever. Today and yesterday feature three aluminosilicates that are compositionally co-linear!

    Diagram from Barton (1982), published in the American Mineralogist.

    #kyanite #topaz #zunyite #aluminosilicate #MineralSocAmerica #ArgillicAlteration

  12. The organizers of #MinCup25 are very clever. Today and yesterday feature three aluminosilicates that are compositionally co-linear!

    Diagram from Barton (1982), published in the American Mineralogist.

    #kyanite #topaz #zunyite #aluminosilicate #MineralSocAmerica #ArgillicAlteration

  13. The organizers of #MinCup25 are very clever. Today and yesterday feature three aluminosilicates that are compositionally co-linear!

    Diagram from Barton (1982), published in the American Mineralogist.

    #kyanite #topaz #zunyite #aluminosilicate #MineralSocAmerica #ArgillicAlteration

  14. The organizers of #MinCup25 are very clever. Today and yesterday feature three aluminosilicates that are compositionally co-linear!

    Diagram from Barton (1982), published in the American Mineralogist.

    #kyanite #topaz #zunyite #aluminosilicate #MineralSocAmerica #ArgillicAlteration

  15. Today, molybdenum is one of the most common trace elements in the ocean due to oxidative weathering of #Molybdenite. But in the Archean the oceans were reducing, and molybdenum was scarce.

    Other nitrogenases evolved to use other transition elements, but Mo-nitrogenase was first, and best.

    Molybdenite enables the Earth's biosphere!

    #MinCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #GreatOxidationEvent #OreCup #OreCup25

  16. Today, molybdenum is one of the most common trace elements in the ocean due to oxidative weathering of . But in the Archean the oceans were reducing, and molybdenum was scarce.

    Other nitrogenases evolved to use other transition elements, but Mo-nitrogenase was first, and best.

    Molybdenite enables the Earth's biosphere!

  17. Today, molybdenum is one of the most common trace elements in the ocean due to oxidative weathering of #Molybdenite. But in the Archean the oceans were reducing, and molybdenum was scarce.

    Other nitrogenases evolved to use other transition elements, but Mo-nitrogenase was first, and best.

    Molybdenite enables the Earth's biosphere!

    #MinCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #GreatOxidationEvent #OreCup #OreCup25

  18. Today, molybdenum is one of the most common trace elements in the ocean due to oxidative weathering of #Molybdenite. But in the Archean the oceans were reducing, and molybdenum was scarce.

    Other nitrogenases evolved to use other transition elements, but Mo-nitrogenase was first, and best.

    Molybdenite enables the Earth's biosphere!

    #MinCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #GreatOxidationEvent #OreCup #OreCup25

  19. Today, molybdenum is one of the most common trace elements in the ocean due to oxidative weathering of #Molybdenite. But in the Archean the oceans were reducing, and molybdenum was scarce.

    Other nitrogenases evolved to use other transition elements, but Mo-nitrogenase was first, and best.

    Molybdenite enables the Earth's biosphere!

    #MinCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #GreatOxidationEvent #OreCup #OreCup25

  20. #Molybdenite is the primary host for the element molybdenum in the Earth's crust.

    Molybdenum is part of the most effective biological molecule for nitrogen fixation (Mo-nitrogenase), which converts atmospheric N2 to a bio-available form.

    The grey sphere is Mo; this complex molecule likely evolved more than 3.2 billion years ago.
    #MInCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #OreCup #Orecup25

  21. is the primary host for the element molybdenum in the Earth's crust.

    Molybdenum is part of the most effective biological molecule for nitrogen fixation (Mo-nitrogenase), which converts atmospheric N2 to a bio-available form.

    The grey sphere is Mo; this complex molecule likely evolved more than 3.2 billion years ago.

  22. #Molybdenite is the primary host for the element molybdenum in the Earth's crust.

    Molybdenum is part of the most effective biological molecule for nitrogen fixation (Mo-nitrogenase), which converts atmospheric N2 to a bio-available form.

    The grey sphere is Mo; this complex molecule likely evolved more than 3.2 billion years ago.
    #MInCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #OreCup #Orecup25

  23. #Molybdenite is the primary host for the element molybdenum in the Earth's crust.

    Molybdenum is part of the most effective biological molecule for nitrogen fixation (Mo-nitrogenase), which converts atmospheric N2 to a bio-available form.

    The grey sphere is Mo; this complex molecule likely evolved more than 3.2 billion years ago.
    #MInCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #OreCup #Orecup25

  24. #Molybdenite is the primary host for the element molybdenum in the Earth's crust.

    Molybdenum is part of the most effective biological molecule for nitrogen fixation (Mo-nitrogenase), which converts atmospheric N2 to a bio-available form.

    The grey sphere is Mo; this complex molecule likely evolved more than 3.2 billion years ago.
    #MInCup25 #NitrogenFixation #Nitrogenase #Archean #OreCup #Orecup25

  25. Reposted from bsky:
    A hand-ground section of tephrite from Kaiserstuhl Volcanic Complex showing