New Ask-a-Geologist Question: Layered Rock

Question: What is the term for the layering of sedimentary rock?

EARTHQUAKES

Earthquakes usually occur when the Earth’s crust moves along a fault, a break in the Earth’s crust, causing the location of the land to shift.

Save 20% off Entire Order

Shop now and save 20% off your entire order! Use coupon code ROCK20 at check to grab your discount.

Our Most Popular Ask-a-Geologist Question…..EVER!

This has to be the most-asked question we receive here at Mini Me Geology. Question: What are the hollow ball-like objects, such as quartz, which are found in sedimentary rocks?

My Rockin’ Collection! Sedimentary Rocks

Kids will learn about some of the Earth’s most beautiful and interesting rocks in Mini Me Geology’s Sedimentary Rock collection.

New Ask-a-Geologist Question: Igneous Rocks

New question from Mini Me Geology’s Ask-a-Geologist Feature! Question: What are some household items made out of igneous rock?

Arkose – Beautiful Sedimentary Rock

Arkose is a beautiful sedimentary rock that is typically gray, pink or red. This coarse-grained rock forms when igneous rocks break apart and the pieces travel to a river, lake or ocean.

New Ask-a-Geologist Question for June 10th

Question:  What is in magma that makes up a rock?
 
Answer:  Magma is the term used for liquid rock which forms deep below the Earth’s surface.  Magma can be composed of many different things such as silicates, alkalis, iron and magnesium.  The composition of the magma will determine the type of rocks which it will eventually [...]

Growing Rock Candy Crystals: A Summer Fun Science Experiment

Parents and children can have a fun time together growing rock candy sugar crystals. Making your own rock candy is great summer science and it makes a wonderful sweet treat too!

Featured Item – Rock Kit Storage Bag

Mini Me Geology is proud to introduce our new Rock Kit Storage Bag. These bags were designed specifically for our series of My Rockin’ Collection rock and mineral kits.