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Vermont SerpentiniteSerpentinite is a common rock on Earth, and probably throughout the solar system
jeffbombb:Olivine LighthouseCredits to トネコ on Pixiv
Starter: PikachuHometown: Olivine CityRival: EthanGoal: To become a stronger Pokemon TrainerCompanio
archiemcphee:This awesomely beautiful object is part of the Fukang meteorite. Discovered near the ci
ᛇ Eihwaz2018 is drawing to an end and so am I. Finishing up a set of runes featuring stones and plan
bijoux-et-mineraux:Peridot with Ludwigite inclusions - Soppat, Kaghan Valley, Kohisthan, Pakistan
Just posted some new peridot (forsterite) crystal listings to Etsy. Follow the link in my bio if int
gorgeousgeology:Peridot in Volcanic Lava by AllofHerStones on Etsy
The Kondyor MassifWhile it appears to be a volcano or a meteorite impact crater, the 10km circle on
Peridot - San Carlos Reservation, Gila County, Arizona
sciencealert:When pallasite meteorites are sliced open and polished, a matrix of stunning yellow cry
The Xenolith FlowThese barren rocks have sat on this site since 1802, when they arrived here after p
Pokémon HeartGold (ポケットモンスター ハートゴールド)アサギシティ - Olivine City
Inktober day 1: Peridot
hikereyes:FOTO MOKU - December 8, 2017 - dime-sized olivine crystal in Hawaiian basalt.By HikerEyes
Peridot with Ludwigite inclusions - Soppat, Kaghan Valley, Kohisthan, Pakistan
Olivine is a pretty island with a sophisticated feel to it. I really thought the bridge walkway was
Mineral transformations drove biggest deep quakeA little over ninety years ago, British geophysicist
Layers in the EarthNearly a century ago, geophysicists discovered that seismic waves released by ear
jeffbombb:Olivine LighthouseCredits to トネコ on Pixiv
KimberliteKimberlites are volcanic eruptions that start deep inside Earth’s mantle, at depths
Peridot - Pakistan
meadowmoth:In the meteorite vault.yay for iron meteorites and pallasites!
GEMS FROM SPACE CREATED BY CELESTIAL COLLISIONOnly a small fraction of all meteorites found on Earth
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