Chip proposing to Igneous and then immediately inviting him to his crew after being rejected will never not be funny to me. Boy really went "How to get a boy of your dreams:
Step 1: Become a zombie
Step 2: Scare the shit out of your crush. But like...playfully.
Step 3: Propose and marry him on the spot.
Step 4: If step 3 fails, become his Boss."
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Crossing Lines / Broken Promises
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You get one angry Igneous
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Agathla Peak by ShutterJack https://flic.kr/p/2k85DYw
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Igneous for character bingo :3
YAYAYAYYA OKAY HERE
Igneous hehehehehehgjrjejejzhehe >:3
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Monday's Mineral: Feldspar Source Rocks
Well, the month is almost up which means I've almost finished teaching you all there is to know about feldspars.
I had mentioned once before that feldspars form in magma at different temperatures. Each type of feldspar is associated with different kinds of igneous rocks. Let's take a look at them!
Granite and rhyolite (shown above) have the same composition. They are 70-77% silica which is feldspar and quartz minerals. There's other stuff but for today, they aren't important. Granite and rhyolite often contain two types of feldspar; k-spar and albite (sodium feldspar).
Diorite and andesite (shown above) have the same composition as well; about 50% silica and 50% other minerals. They are primarily quartz and albite sometimes with tiny amounts of k-spar or anorthite (calcium feldspar). So, mostly plag over k-spar.
Finally, gabbro and basalt (shown above) have the same composition. They are primarily made of pyroxenes with some olivines and anorthite or calcium plagioclase.
Notice how the rocks gradually get darker are you remove the silica.
And now you know where to find feldspars! If you want more content, please go check out my other platforms (Youtube, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram) all under a variation of Minerals, Rocks and Fossil Talks. Just look for the logo!
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Characters based on types of rock???
Sedimentary, metamorphic, and igneous!
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TADA my version of the Hatchling I hope you like them they are named Igneous “Iggy”. They have a messed up right greater eye which mirrors my messed up eye irl (I am mostly blind)
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Dykes and landscapes
Dykes most frequently occur as igneous rocks which once were liquid magma that intruded older rocks. Dykes form as sub-vertical to vertical linear sheet-like features and can be millimetres to kilometres wide.
Dykes can contribute to formation of interesting landscape features. For example, in above photograph, the dyke was more resistant to weathering and erosion than the rock it intruded, and so, it gave rise to a tall protruding wall known as the Breadknife, the Warrumbungle National Park. Whereas, in the photograph below, the dyke is less resistant to weathering and erosion, and so erosion of the dyke resulted in formation of a slot or a gully in the cliff near Kiama, south coast NSW.
Erosion of surface features (such as rocks) at different rates is referred to as differential erosion.
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mushroom themed cave kids..
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