Catoctin/Fauquier contact
Power washing a quarry block near Aldie, VA that preserves a soft sediment contact of the Fauquier Formation cap carbonate and pillow basalt of the Catoctin Formation.
Power washing a quarry block near Aldie, VA that preserves a soft sediment contact of the Fauquier Formation cap carbonate and pillow basalt of the Catoctin Formation.
What controls which process dominates a system, or is that part of what you're trying to answer?
ReplyDeleteI want cupcakes, but that figure 4 is real nice.
ReplyDeleteTell us about ureilites! They're weird, and I think that highlights why you need to do this work to give them context.
Good presentation, but it would have been helpful to include captions with your figures or have a written component as well.
ReplyDeleteWhat is the significance of this work? I understand that this will help constrain the formation of the earth, but why might a non-planetary person be interested in this? How many samples could you run through during the length of this project?
ReplyDeleteNo such thing as a "non-planetary" person, Jack. Check your terrestrial privilege.
Delete"Meteorites"...enough said
DeleteNice explanation of a complicated process in a simple way. Sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteVery nice presentation. Your explanation is clear, I like the diagram you draw on the blackboard, maybe it would be a good addition to your blog.
ReplyDeleteGood job, I found the first diagram really helpful.
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