The diapir also carried boulders of limestone and other rocks up with it.

The most incredible geological outcrop I've ever seen. A diapir of Triassic red mud (left) thrust up through younger Cretaceous limestone (right), partially melting and recrystallising it. #geology

Chunky gypsum crystals near Alicante, Spain. A fascinating area where Triassic sands have been thrust up through younger Cretaceous limestone and overlain by Miocene lacustrine muds. All run through with gypsum veins and evaporites. #geology

Wish I had more time to sit down and sketch the folding and faulting here, bit of a mess! #geology

These stromatolites were formed in a circle around a depression, possible rock pool?

Orkney surprised me with some lovely geology - stromatolites, folds, faults and stacks #geology #orkney

Oh cool, do you have a link to the article?

Got some ideas for interactive geology teachable things to make with it, that I'll get to one day.

Having dabbled in a bunch of random engines, Unity and Unreal Engine, I find Godot to be the most logical and quickest to work with.

Plus it's free, open source, loads projects in seconds and is suitable for all sorts of things not just games.

These images are all 8mm across, so pretty tiny things!

Found by Gilham and Bristow in the Sierra del Cadi. Paper - doi.org/10.1144/gsl....

Lots of fun little critters. Foraminifera, algae and bryozoa found in a reef from the early Eocene (~50 million years ago). #thinsectionthursday

The wonderful tiny worlds of minerals and fossils down a microscope. Identifying them is the hardest part of being a #geology student.