"Quartz; it's the crystal-ass looking crystal" -me, explaining rudimentary mineralogy concepts to my coworkers
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"Quartz; it's the crystal-ass looking crystal" -me, explaining rudimentary mineralogy concepts to my coworkers
Some of you have never felt like you're looking at things you shouldn't see and staring into the eyes of God while looking for optical interference figures and it shows
I took Intro to Geology in high school, and our mineral identification lab consisted of, I wanna say, about twenty minerals.
I was top of my class and little sixteen year old me thought "Yep. That's it. That's all the minerals there are."
And then, three years later, I took mineralogy.
Boy howdy.
Come find me at my Peridotite table tomorrow at GSA!
I'll be out in the 1st floor main lobby with a petrographic scope.
First four people to find me and speak the secret phrase "You can eat in the geology lab" get a free drink ticket for Wednesday