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Geology is the study of the Earth’s physical structure, its history, and the processes that act on it. It is concerned with the solid Earth and the rocks of which it is composed. Geology also includes the study of the solid features of any planet or natural satellite, such as Mars and the Moon. Geology rocks!
Famous geologists include Florence Bascom, Marie Tharp, William Smith, and Charles Lyell.
hBAR products found under this category include rock and mineral specimens, geological models and globes.
DETAILED || Highly detailed celestial star globe measures 17.5" tall and 12" in diameter FEATURES || Shows the milky way, major stars, and constel...
View full detailsSOLAR SYSTEM MODEL || This three dimensional model represents the relative position and movement of the planets around the sun SUN & PLANETS |...
View full detailsComprehensive fossil collection featuring 12 different fossils from various periods during Earth's history Each fossil comes packaged with an info...
View full detailsOOLITIC LIMESTONE | Oolitic limestone is a carbonate rock formed from the cementation of thousands of ooids. Ooids are tiny nodules formed from th...
View full detailsThe Dino Pac includes 3 dinosaur fossils: an egg shell, an ancient bone, and preserved dino dung Each specimen is labeled and stored in a plastic ...
View full detailsEXPLORE FIELD TESTING TECHNIQUES | A fun way to explore the variety of techniques that geologists use to identify rocks and minerals IDENTIFY ROCK...
View full detailsGROW YOUR OWN CRYSTALS || Grow your own crystals on the "bubble rocks" with this simple experiment. A fun activity that introduces young learners ...
View full detailsFOSSILIFEROUS LIMESTONE | This rock formed at the bottom of a marine environment through the compaction of deceased organic matter in a clay or si...
View full detailsWHITE SANDSTONE | White Sandstone is a recognizable sedimentary rock made up of well sorted and rounded grains of quartz, indicating that the clas...
View full detailsGRAPHITE | The same material found in pencils- graphite. This lustrous mass of carbon is an excellent example of how atomic structure can complete...
View full detailsLIMESTONE CHALK | Limestone is made up of organic material, primarily calcium carbonate. The chalk variety consists of the shells of coccolithopho...
View full detailsQUARTZITE | Applying significant pressure to sandstone results in the formation of quartzite. The compaction of sandstone's sturdy silicate framew...
View full detailsCOARSE WHITE MARBLE | Marble is a metamorphic rock formed from limestone. The high-pressure, low-heat alteration leads to a massive crystalline ro...
View full detailsDIORITE | The minerals within diorite can be readily identified due to their large size, and by comparing the relative abundance of each mineral, ...
View full detailsGRAPHITE | The same material found in pencils- graphite. This lustrous mass of carbon is an excellent example of how atomic structure can complete...
View full detailsWooden Slide Box for storing glass slides in the vertical position. Features 50 grooves to hold 50 individual slides (size 45mm x 30mm). Features ...
View full detailsPINK GRANITE | Commonly found as magmatic intrusions in the crust, granite forms slowly in shallow or evolved magma chambers. The large crystals a...
View full detailsGRAY LIMESTONE | The massive, gray variety of limestone is often found deposited in marine environments. It is made up of organic material, primar...
View full detailsHORNBLENDE | Hornblende is part of a group of minerals known as amphiboles. These minerals are chemically and structurally similar to pyroxenes, b...
View full detailsAUGITE | A common rock-forming pyroxene mineral that forms as magma is cooling. It is an imperative sample for lessons on Bowen's reaction series ...
View full detailsTALC | Through the process of metasomatism, hot fluid infiltrates the atomic structure of other silicate minerals, altering them to form talc. Tal...
View full detailsGarnet sample approximately 1" (3cm) in size Formed under high pressure and temperature deformation Perfect size for use in classroom identificati...
View full detailsBRECCIA | The large, angular clasts in breccia make it possible to confidently ascertain the depositional history of the rock GREAT FOR GEOLOGY CL...
View full detailsANDESITE | Andesite features abundant phenocrysts in a fine grained matrix, and offers a great demonstration of igneous porphyry GREAT FOR GEOLOGY...
View full detailsARGILLACEOUS SHALE | Shale is formed from the cementation and lithification of very small grains of rock, commonly mud or clay. The small clast si...
View full detailsCOARSE WHITE MARBLE | Marble is a metamorphic rock formed from limestone. The high-pressure, low-heat alteration leads to a massive crystalline ro...
View full detailsComprehensive mineral collection featuring 15 different rock and mineral specimens Each sample is identified and packaged in a plastic bag with in...
View full detailsBRECCIA | The large, angular clasts in breccia make it possible to confidently ascertain the depositional history of the rock GREAT FOR GEOLOGY CL...
View full detailsGALENA | Galena grows in beautiful metallic cubes. Often refined as lead ore, galena can also be used to teach students about a mineral's luster, ...
View full detailsANTHRACITE COAL | Anthracite coal is bright and reflective, indicative of the intense heat and pressure required to form it. Anthracite coal often...
View full detailsPINK GRANITE | Commonly found as magmatic intrusions in the crust, granite forms slowly in shallow or evolved magma chambers. The large crystals a...
View full detailsGRAY LIMESTONE | The massive, gray variety of limestone is often found deposited in marine environments. It is made up of organic material, primar...
View full detailsANTHRACITE COAL | Anthracite coal is bright and reflective, indicative of the intense heat and pressure required to form it. Anthracite coal often...
View full detailsCARBONACEOUS SHALE | Shale is formed from the cementation and lithification of very small grains of rock, commonly mud or clay. The black color of...
View full detailsTALC | Through the process of metasomatism, hot fluid infiltrates the atomic structure of other silicate minerals, altering them to form talc. Tal...
View full detailsFAULTS & FOLDS MODEL || Model displaying the age of different Earth bedding and tratification VISUAL || Provides a visual representation of sy...
View full detailsChlorite sample approximately 1" (3cm) in size Platy metamorphic mineral with a soapy feel Perfect size for use in classroom identification labs a...
View full detailsLimonite sample approximately 1" (3cm) in size Rusty color indicative of ongoing oxidation Perfect size for use in classroom identification labs a...
View full detailsWHITE QUARTZITE | Quartzite is formed from sandstone that has been tightly compressed to the point where the clasts have recrystallized to form a ...
View full detailsLIMESTONE CHALK | Limestone is made up of organic material, primarily calcium carbonate. The chalk variety consists of the shells of coccolithopho...
View full detailsMICA SCHIST | A metamorphic rock that has undergone moderate levels of alteration, schist is good for demonstrating the effect of metamorphism on ...
View full detailsSERPENTINITE | When clay- and aluminum-rich rock is altered by water from geothermal systems, serpentinite is liable to form. Often found in low-g...
View full detailsPHYLLITE | Phyllite is a good example of low-grade metamorphism from an easily recognizable parent rock. The fissile property of slate is retained...
View full detailsGARNET SCHIST | A metamorphic rock that has undergone moderate levels of alteration, schist is good for demonstrating the effect of metamorphism o...
View full detailsGREEN SLATE | Slate is very lightly metamorphosed and well-foliated. This appearance often makes it difficult to distinguish from its parent rock,...
View full detailsRED SLATE | Slate is very lightly metamorphosed and well-foliated. This appearance often makes it difficult to distinguish from its parent rock, s...
View full detailsCOARSE WHITE MARBLE | Marble is a metamorphic rock formed from limestone. The high-pressure, low-heat alteration leads to a massive crystalline ro...
View full detailsOOLITIC LIMESTONE | Oolitic limestone is a carbonate rock formed from the cementation of thousands of ooids. Ooids are tiny nodules formed from th...
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