Have been posted this before, but this columnar basalt deposits are so satisfying. Garni gorge, Armenia.5yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
My passion, columnar basalt formations. Near East Dam in high Island reservoir, Sai Kung, Hong Kong, China.4yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Happy Geologists Day! Let the world give as all it's secrets and gold 🕵5yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
The correction! These are exactly not river deposited! I take a look with our chief geologist, sorry guys! This is volcanic dust, from explosions, the yellowish rocks under are older, the black rocks in the middle is pumice! Sisian, Armenia! [OC]4yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
This world is full of places where you can find something better. Lena's Stone Forest, is a natural rock formation along the banks of the Lena River. Yakutsk, Russia6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Looking and thinking about how one small planet can make this much different and beautiful things. And this is the crater of Santa Ana volcano. El Salvador.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Navajo Antelope Canyon. Page, Arizona. One of the most beautiful places formed by rainwater erosion in Navajo sandstone. Flooding in the canyon still occurs. Hmmm, America, you are lucky to have this places, can't wait to see every single thing.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Oh this fantastic Bryce Canyon <3 distinctive due to geological structures called hoodoos, formed by wind, water, and ice erosion of the river and lake bed sedimentary rock.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Clearwater cave, shelf and sandstone formations. Making marks in my notebook for future places to visit. Mulu national park, Malaysia6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Tsingy de Bemaraha, landscape Karst limestone formations, Madagascar.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Mudstone, siltstone and shale of the upper Triassic Nicola group. Hadley, TX6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
This hotspring is located in Qarvachar, which is one of the most beautiful geologically rich regions of Nagorno Karabagh, it's like a small Yellowstone in Armenia. The place is called Istisu, which means hot water.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
One of the most beautiful geological mysteries in this planet. The Richat Structure is a deeply eroded slightly elliptical dome, with a diameter of 40 kilometres. Sedimentary rocks. Eye of Sahara, Mauritania.5yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Chuquicamata open pit view. One of the world's largest copper deposits. Chile5yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
This unbelievable beautiful chalk wall was uplifted was formed in the Late Cretaceous epoch, between 66 and 100 million years ago, when the area was under the sea. Beachy Head, England. p.s. need to visit every single lighthouse in England.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
On the territory of Ukhtasar (the ending sar means mount) is located glacial lake formed in the crater of an extinct volcano, erupting during the Pleistocene. In this lake swim almost year-round ice floes and snow in the surrounding area never completely melt. Rock paintings on basalt. Armenia.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Chalcopyrite mixed with quartz 🌍 From our cooper molybdenum combine. Core diameter HQ, drill rig CS/14. OC7yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Trying to figure out, how nature can create this much beautiful things. Copper ore. [OC]6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Getting ready for sampling. Core diameter HQ (88,99-77,99mm). Rock type - slightly weathered monzonites. Qajaran copper mine, Armenia. OC7yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
On my road to gold mine, last year, 1350 meters of underground, very dangerous and wet, we were going geological logging on natural conditions, it was closed mine, we were doing an expanded exploration. OC7yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Gasconade formations of dolomite, chert, sandstone and shale in which Onondaga Cave. Onondaga Cave State Park. Crawford, Missouri, US.5yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
No, this is not Great Canyon, this is Armenia. Water erosion is a thing.5yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
trying to figure out which is the best topic for my PHD this year, maybe volcanoes? they are great dangers6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Bowling Balls Beach in Mendocino county, California, USA. More photos and more and more wishes about US geologically rich countries. Soon.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
To found this beautiful and rear sample of fossils at my hometown today, so exited that geology is everywhere. Look at this small sea livers.6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Up to date drilling machines, this one is CS/14, 4040 feet (1200 meters) with NQ pipe 2690 feet (800 meters) with HQ pipe 1550 feet (475 meters) with PQ pipe. Amazing performance. Qajaran CO/MO mine, open pit. OC7yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Back to mornings with pyrite crystals and moly and chalcopyrite and monzonite, chilling with the best profession. [OC]6yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Difference between natural and artificial joints in drill core. Natural joints may be filled with different types of material, clay, calcite, carbonate, artificial joints appear due to drilling. Monzonite. OC7yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Malachite, transformed from a leak of water in calcite crystals, 750m underground. Rock mass was extremely weathered, fractured and there was full of toxic water. Lichkvaz, Armenia. OC.7yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
Quartz and molybdenum in monzonites. Core diameter HQ, drilled by CS/14. OC7yr ⋅ AnnaEghiazaryan ⋅ r/geology
