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What are the people called that investigate rocks?
metrologists lol i dont know why asking me
Why do geologists work backwards when studying rocks?
Geologists work backwards when studying rocks by examining the current rock layers and features to infer the past geological processes that formed them. By analyzing the characteristics of rocks and their relationships, geologists can reconstruct the geological history of an area and understand how it has evolved over time. This approach helps geologists uncover the sequence of events that shaped the Earth's surface.
How do geologists mine for rocks and minerals without destroying large pieces of earth?
i dont know piece out suckas
What features do geologists look for when they prospect for ore?
Geologists prospect ores by looking at their shape, size, color and how hard it is. They also need to find what is inside the ore or else they will not know what kind of ore it is.
What does geologists need to know?
Geologists need to know about physics, chemistry, biology and maths.
What is a sentence for contained?
Jim was contained inside the house.The tiger was contained inside the cage.The defensive end's job is to contain the outisde and force the ball back inside.
Where would you find reef gold?
I don't know but i know that reef gold is found inside rocks.
Did you know that geodes are dull balls of igneous or sedimentary rock on the outside but contain beautiful crystals on the inside?
Yes, I am aware that geodes are spherical rocks with a plain exterior but can contain stunning crystal formations inside. These crystal-filled cavities are formed through a process of mineral-rich water depositing minerals over time, resulting in the unique appearance of geodes.
Information on geologist?
What is a geologist? A geologist is a person who studies the Earth and the materials it's made up of (A.K.A. geology). Geologists are also the subject of this speech. There are many kinds of geologists like economic geologists and marine geologists are two examples but I'm just going to deal on the general geologist. A major science they use is Earth science. Earth Science is any of the basic geologic sciences that are connected with the source, arrangement, and physical phenomena of the earth. Using this science geologists can identify countless things. They also identify rocks & minerals. To help identify a mineral's hardness, geologists use Moh's Mineral Scale of Hardness. This scale lists 1-10 weakest to hardest minerals. Moh's Scale is very helpful to geologists. There is also a lot of math involved with geology. One of these is calculus. Calculus is analysis of numbers with special symbols. Calculus helps with making graphs, diagrams, 3-D and 2-D maps, etc. Plus, using calculus geologists can make mathematical models to find oil. Most geologists need to use calculus! SO CALCULUS IS VERY VERY important to Earth Science. Like I said before, geologists are very good at studying rocks. There are three types of rocks: Igneous which is formed by magma and/or lava, Sedimentary which is formed by tiny & big sediments and Metamorphic which is a rock changed by heat & pressure. An example of Igneous is Basalt, a sedimentary is shale and a metamorphic is quartzite. Guess who figured this out. GEOLOGISTS! If it weren't for geologists, we really wouldn't know what rocks were, are, and will be.
What features do geologists look for when they prospect for ores?
Geologists prospect ores by looking at their shape, size, color and how hard it is. They also need to find what is inside the ore or else they will not know what kind of ore it is.
How can sedimentary rocks show earth history?
they have fossils and pieces of the environment from the past inside of them
Does calcite have a taste?
No, but halite does. Few rocks have any taste. Tasting rocks is seldom a good idea, some contain poisonous elements and besides, you don't know where they've been.
