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Category Archives: Tectonics & volcano
One big still sounds worse than several small to me…
“The geology P.A.G.E” made a nice post on fighting asteroids, but theres one claim there Ive seen many times, but never believed in. Its this: So you shatter an asteroid the size of Texas and get what? Instead of 1 … Continue reading
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The volcanoes of Scania
(Fig. Modified map from Bergelin thesis showing a handfull of basalt necks. There exist over a 100 in total) Sweden is hardly famous for its volcanoes and most Swedes doesnt know about them. But we do have them, or at … Continue reading
Posted in Excursions & travels, Landscapes & Geomorphology, Mineralogy, Petrology, Scania (Skåne), Tectonics & volcano
Tagged basalt, scania, Skåne, Sverige, Sweden, volcano, vulkan, xenolith
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