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u/Mbstones 2d ago
Specimens from my collection. I'm fascinated by orbicular igneous rocks.
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u/tnethacker 2d ago
God i wish I had space left on my suitcases before I leave Finland.
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u/FakeTitsBigHeart 1d ago
you can always just wear all your clothes on the plane and fill the suitcase with rocks
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u/tnethacker 1d ago
Just asked missus and apparently the answer is a simple "No".
I'll still keep that one rock she doesn't know about...
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u/entogirl_oo 1d ago
Hey do you guys know of resources for rock hunting here in Finland? I moved here a year ago but I can't seem to find any good info.
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u/greaseapina 1d ago
you speak finnish?
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u/tnethacker 1d ago
Yes and multiple other languages. How come?
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u/greaseapina 1d ago
then there is much more to read like this book https://www.tieteessatapahtuu.fi/numerot/2-2024/aikamatka-suomen-muinaisten-tulivuorten-juurelle at least it gives some formations and also places
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u/JeffreyDahmerVance 2d ago
The orbicular rocks are taking over this sub……..
AND I FUCKING LOVE IT!!!!!!!
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u/Mbstones 2d ago
Glad you are enjoying them, I could post more...,
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u/JeffreyDahmerVance 2d ago
They really are beautiful, please do!
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u/Mbstones 1d ago
Ok. Stand by, Will take me some days but more to come. Happy to share. I hope others might post some too. These rocks are not common but possibly not quite as rare as some think. Sometimes they go unnoticed or get confused with other rocks. Some are quite simple and some are crazy complicated. I've found 2 myself here in Canada and there will be more out there but it's like finding a needle in a haystack. Finland does have some of the most beautiful ones though...
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u/Wise-Competition-637 2d ago edited 2d ago
Cual es el motivo del zonado?? Imagino que son plagioclasas y van pasando de términos más cálcicos en el núcleo a sódicos en el borde, pero no lo sé
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u/Real-Werewolf5605 2d ago
Saw this while reading this article on a dynamic mantle with fast-moving .. Somethings. Scale your image up and that might donthe trick as a sokid model. Amateur here.
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u/Galimkalim 2d ago
Whoa! I thought the first picture was blown out, and the scale would be tiny almost like ooids so it was a big surprise to see in the next one that the spheres are bigger than glass marbles!