For #OldrockDay here’s the Wave Rock - a 2700 million year old granite (Hayden Rock) in Western Australia! It’s been carved into a concave wall by seasonal weathering & erosional mechanisms undercutting the base, resulting in a rounded overhang. 🖤
#OldRockDay
ఒక రాక్ అంటే సహజంగా సంభవించే ఘన ద్రవ్యరాశి లేదా ఖనిజాలు లేదా ఖనిజ పదార్థాల మొత్తం. ఇది చేర్చబడిన ఖనిజాలు, దాని రసాయన కూర్పు మరియు అది ఏర్పడిన విధానం ద్వారా వర్గీకరించబడుతుంది. రాళ్ళను సాధారణంగా మూడు ప్రధాన సమూహాలుగా
Moonlit madness in feline eyes, a gentle dance of whiskers and shadows. Like inky spectres, cats observe the celestial ballet with a mystical elegance. In the lunar glow, they become surreal creatures, part dream, part mischief.
#RalphSteadman #Illustration #OldRockDay
For #OldRockDay today, limestone pavement at Lavernock Point, #SouthWales in #blackandwhite , available as #prints and on #gifts here FREE SHIPPING in UK: lens2print.co.uk/imageview.asp?…
#AYearForArt #BuyIntoArt #Glamorgan #landscape #HeritageCoast #geology #blackandwhite photography
It's National #OldRockDay - or as #Wolverine might say, 'Why are you calling me a rock, bub?' - #xmentas #PreviouslyonXMen
#OldRockDay
Here is a chunk of Corbin Metagranite from the Rowan Springs Formation in Cartersville, GA. This dates back to 1.2 billion years to the Neoproterozoic Eon. GA's oldest rocks date back to the Greenville Orogeny.
We got a rostral!! 🦏 🪨 #oldrockday
Stream #DinoHunters on discovery+.
📲 links.discoveryplus.com/dinohunters
All the lessons are in nature. You look at the way rocks are formed – the wind, the water hitting them, shaping them, making them what they are. Things take time, you know?
Old Rock day is to celebrate all things rocky! So get out there & dont take them for granite! #OldRockDay
Happy #OLDROCKDAY ! Here is a clip of one of Ireland's most striking #Geological features and #lighthouses as seen by the INFOMAR survey team off the #coast of #Cork .
Can anyone name this Rock?
Visit INFOMAR.ie
Dept. Environment, Climate and Communications Geological Survey IE Marine Institute Irish Lights
#Inishtrahull geologically is 1.7 billion years old, making it the oldest known rock of the Irish Islands. #OldRockDay