#ringwoodite

[fox-su]

💎 Day 3 💎

Here are the au gahnospinels! I forgot about day 3 so I'm posting it with day 4. The pink diamond au obviously has Gahnospinel. The blue diamond au has spinel. The yellow diamond au has franklinite. And lastly, the white diamond au has hercynite

💙 Day 4 🐍

What's this? Gahnospinel has fused @diegosouzalions2020 spinels?! What :0 ?! Anyways, from top to bottom their names are lime spinel, ringwoodite, and midnight spinel.

[pink-froggie]

🌊 Ringwoodite 🌊 

She is an unstable metamorphic gem, meaning she has no definite form because her form is always changing spontaneously by having water inside her. She can control the water and is a Crystal gem.

[kort0881]

[fish-fido]

Scientists Have Found a Massive Water Reservoir 700 Kilometers Below, Holding More Water Than Earth’s Entire Surface

Scientists Have Found a Massive Water Reservoir 700 Kilometers Below, Holding More Water Than Earth’s Entire Surface

Researchers have found a hidden reservoir beneath the Earth, holding more water than the planet's oceans combined. A breakthrough that could

[ogeecircleman]

The Truth Beneath Our Feet: Is There Really an Ocean Inside the Earth?

🧪 Jules Verne Wasn’t Entirely Right: The Truth About the Ocean Hidden Inside the EarthNo, there

🧪 Jules Verne Wasn’t Entirely Right: The Truth About the Ocean Hidden Inside the EarthNo, there isn’t a navigable ocean beneath our feet. But ...

[rayhaber]

Derin Manto ve Su Döngüsü: Yeni Keşifler

Derin Manto ve Su Döngüsü Bilim insanları, daha önce suyun manto kayası içinde sıvı, katı veya gaz formunda değil, dördüncü bir hal olan sünger benzeri bir yapıda depolandığını keşfetmişlerdir. Jeofizikçi Steve Jacobsen, bu konuda önemli açıklamalarda bulunarak, “Ringwoodit, bir sünger gibi suyu emiyor. Ringwooditin kristal yapısında hidrojeni çekmesini ve suyu hapsetmesini sağlayan çok özel bir…

Derin Manto ve Su Döngüsü: Yeni Keşifler

[tohrinha]

Mineral Cup Round 1: Kyanite vs Ringwoodite

Two common blue minerals today - one likely in your home right now, one deep inside the Earth!

https://www.mineralcup.org/2024/vote/r1m12

KYANITE

This metamorphic mineral has the fun property of hardness anisotropism - take a steel needle and scratch along its length, and you'll leave marks. Try against the grain, and it's unscratchable!

Name: From Ancient Greek κύανος, "blue".

Bling: Cyan! Or more accurately, a range of blues and occasional greys, in satisfying columns.

Uses: At high temperatures, kyanite expands and strengthens into mullite, making it ideal to use in kilns, railroads, and spark plugs - as well as in porcelain dentures and sinks!

Team Lick: Safe, but boring.

Aelwyn. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

Didier Descouens. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.

RINGWOODITE

Like its cousin olivine, this high-pressure mineral is found in meteorites and the depths of the Earth! It can host water ions (hydroxide) inside.

Name: After the geologist that predicted its existence.

Bling: A variety of blues, purples, and greys in meteorites; deep blue in synthesis.

Uses: Another critical mineral in the Earth's mantle! Due to the amount of water it contains, it may have a strong effect on mantle circulation.

Team Lick? Unconfirmed.

Jasperox. Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license.

Ringwoodit. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.

[mxdwn]

LNZNDRF Shares Abstract Video for Soothing New Song “Ringwoodite”

https://music.mxdwn.com/2021/04/12/news/lnzndrf-shares-abstract-video-for-soothing-new-song-ringwoodite/