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The second story-tell about the development of geology in Russia: from the foundation of the first geological committee to the present day.

Today's talk will be about how GeolCom has advanced geological exploration, mapping and resource development despite the turmoil.

πŸ‘‰ To be continued!
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βš–οΈ πŸ” Last week, our team organised a lecture called "Understanding Earth" by the outstanding geophysicist of the Karpinsky institute - Andrey Karamyshev. After the informative event, we managed to interview him!

Why did I become a geologist
by geophysicist Andrey Karamyshev:
Well, I could say it happened almost by chance.
I could have as easily chosen a different career track…


🌎 Friends, we'd love to hear your stories! How long ago you joined the world of geology? What discovery surprised you the most?
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Time to start thinking about gifts for loved ones and colleagues! What wish have you made for next year?

There are 1️⃣3️⃣ days left till the New Year!
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πŸ”Ž What is the role of the Earth’s magnetic field in the existence of life?
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πŸΊπŸ”Ž Secrets of an ancient craft: ganch β€” art embodied in gypsum

In Central Asia and Semirechye, ganch was widely used β€” a mixture of alabaster and loess (gypsum stone and gypsum powder). Gypsum is the most common sulphate mineral with the chemical formula CaSO 4Β·2H2O. The composition of the stone also includes impurities of clay and sand.

Scroll through the cards to read more about today's exclusive material!

#karpinskyclass #geofacts #exclusive
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The countdown continues!
We are keeping a close eye on the geological advent calendar:

There are 8️⃣ days left till the New Year!
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It's time to make wishes! ✨
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Lapis lazuli is a sulphate-bearing opaque mineral of blue to bluish grey or greenish grey colour, a subclass of framework silicates.
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