Nov 1, 2019
Agates from Brazil under a microscope (field of view around 2-3 mm).
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
Rocks are beautiful part 13/?
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Agates from Brazil under a microscope (field of view around 2-3 mm).
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
Rocks are beautiful part 13/?
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Andalusite in a lava from Lipari, Italy. Field of view ~2mm.
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
Rocks are beautiful (3/?)
A “rosette” of chloritoid in a schist from Hungary
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
rocks are beautiful part 11/?
Rotated garnet: in this incredible sample, inclusions within the garnet have preserved the deformation history of the rock (counter-clockwise rotation).
Garbenschiefer from the Tauern Window, Eastern Alps, Austria
Rocks are beautiful (15/?)
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
Myrmekites are vermicular (“wormy”) intergrowths of quartz and plagioclase feldspar found in metamorphic rocks.
Rocks are beautiful part 12/?
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
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Granulite with cordierite and sillimanite - Kerala, India
Rocks are beautiful part 14/?
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
The incredible textures of metamorphic rocks under the microscope
Rocks are beautiful part 6/?
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)
Needles of sillimanite in cordierite
Euhedral garnet in biotite gneiss
Muscovite and quartz in phyllite - Eastern Alps
Albite-rich layer in graphitic schist - Eastern Alps, Italy
Crenulation of mica-rich layers in phyllite - Eastern Alps, Italy
Blueschist - Aosta Valley, Italy
Myrmekite (wormy intergrowth of quartz and plagioclase) in a metapelitic granulite - Antarctica
Sillimanite in schist
Alteration of cordierite by fluids along microfractures
Rocks are beautiful part 10/?
Source: Bernardo Cesare (micROCKscopica)