Colony in a hollowed-out asteroid with stellar drives. John W. Campbell, Analog magazine, 1950's4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/futureporn
This little girl having a tea party with a lobster and a hawk in 19384yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/JordanPeterson
Snowy Scottish Highlands from the International Space station, but better - NASA photo with geology4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
The real star of The Rise of Skywalker: the geology of the planet Pasaana4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/geology
What if the Churchill plan was implemented and South Germany, Austria and Hungary were unified4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/hungary
From Hungarian land to Hungarian sky no cursing shall fly. Fight against cursing Hungarian propagandaposter from 19424yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/hungary
Art students were visiting the Grant Institute so naturally the best of geology and palaeontology was showcased! The most interesting one was the box of snail shells collected by Charles Darwin.5yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/geology
“If An Atom Bomb Drops We Will NOT All Be Killed” USA, 1950s4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
Everybody have a Happy Halloween! - West Kamokuna Skylight (https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/west-kamokuna-skylight)7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/geology
River deposit sequence at Stonehaven, Scotland just after the Highland Boundary Fault4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/geology
The Castle of Peles is a true beauty. I enjoyed exploring its rooms and learning about Romanian history! I have a soft spot for castles.7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
Cheese set used by Sir Walter Scot when he was young at the Writer's Museum in Edinburgh.4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
Never will we get destroyed - if we stand as one in faith 19333yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
The copy of the Declaration of Arbroath on display at the Arbroath Abbey (Photo I took last weekend)5yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
Map showing Mesozoic basins on and around Britain and Ireland, the northern limit of Paleogene folding and the distribution of Paleogene igneous centers4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
Visit Arbroath poster from the 1930s. Such a nice part of Scotland's heritage6yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
Lithotectonic divisions of the Caledonian orogen in Scotland and northern England4yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
Salt formations in Praid, Transylvania, Romania. Rain water eroded surface salt layers to give us this beauty7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/geology
I was digging through my old photos, when I found this image of Arbroath Abbey, that I took on New Year's day a few years ago. Such a majestic building!6yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
The University of Edinburgh at Christmas. (Everybody have a Merry Christmas!)6yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
Visited the National Geology Museum in Bucharest. I saw this really cool painting of the history of our planet. Any ideas if there are copies of this for sale?7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
Collection of photos I took at the Praid Salt Mine. As a geologist I loved the salt layers with the clay impurities.7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
Restaurant I visited last week in the Gheorgheni valley on the borders of the town of Borzont. The food was really nice there. Romania is a great gastronomical country!7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
The Pentland Hills, some great fossils from the Silurian period can be found there7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
One of the soil profiles of River Almond next to Cramond. It is important for people to study soils they play a key part in our civilization.7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
View of Rasnov from the Rasnov Citadel. I enjoyed exploring the old town between the walls.7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
I had this dessert in a Moldavian Restaurant. Unfortunately I forgot its name. Any help? Also anybody knows if you can get this in the UK? (I quite liked it.)7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
Conglomerate rocks. Scotland has so many diverse geological settings.7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/geology
Surface Salt formation close to the Town of -Praid, -Parajd, -Salzberg. The place has delightful geology!7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
Any idea what is this? I found it on the beach at Pease Bay, Lothian, Scotland6yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/geology
Coffee Shop next to the Arbroath Railway Station. Great place the owner is a wonderful guy.7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Scotland
Map of the Sugo Barlang in Hargita County, Transylvania, Romania. It was carved out by flowing water from limestone. It is an exciting place to explore.7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/Romania
A technology that can reduce carbon emissions but keep the fossil fuel industry intact7yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/usa
Below, Winston Churchill, the dark lord of British Imperialism, celebrated by Soviet propaganda on a wartime poster in 1943. Churchill is pictured beside a railway platform loaded with “aluminum”, “copper” and other military stuff marked “to the USSR”. 19434yr ⋅ ScottishGeology ⋅ r/PropagandaPosters
