Granito, una de las rocas más antiguas de la Tierra

The study of geology is not for the faint of heart, especially where the math and physics are concerned for processes and events that happened over the course of millions of years. There’s also chemistry

English version The contest that brings us together in the Amazing Nature community invites us to find an unusual and beautiful stone. So, I went with my family to Tocuchare Beach, and as I watched my

A Necessary Introduction We continue our journey through eastern Cuba, exploring places of geographical and geological interest, as part of our research work at the Institute of Geology and Paleontology,

A Necessary Introduction Once again, as part of my work at the Institute of Geology and Paleontology, we continue visiting national parks of geological, geographical, and paleontological interest. Last

A Necessary Introduction The trip to Paredones Cave was a fascinating journey, not only because of its imposing subterranean geography, but also because it is an invaluable testament to Cuba's natural

Dawn breaks in the Mayabeque province. Our team of geologists, paleontologists, and a couple of recreation enthusiasts set off for the Jaruco Staircase, a karst wonder sculpted over millions of years.

Una introducción necesaria En el marco del Día Internacional de los Museos 2026, el Servicio Geológico de Cuba (SGC) abrió las puertas de su emblemático Museo Geológico y Paleontológico “Mario Sánchez

The trip began as a work assignment. In my notebook, I had coordinates, hydrographic data, and the urgent need to interview the guardians of the Yumurí River. But the Baracoa highway, that asphalt serpent

South West Coast Path I have been thinking about doing a field trip along the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, England. For those who do know know about the South West Coast Path, it is a continuous coastal path

Hello, nature lovers! It’s great to see you again. Today I wanted to share with you some photos of the beautiful Mifafi Valley, one of the places that impressed me most on my recent trip along the Trans-Andean

NASA’s latest view of our unique Earth from 1 million miles away, the only planet we know with active plate tectonics that was already moving 3.5 billion years ago. IMage Credit: NASA It is fascinating

The peaks wrapped in soft, drifting mist. The air feels cool and still, as if the world is holding its breath. Everything seems slower there, gentler, quieter, and uncertain. Here`s my entry for the #monomad

sabe uma imagem muito forte que me liga a beleza da tecnologia e potencial de transmitir a energia? É a micca... Um arco-íris que transmite. Diferente do Silicio... Me encato em ver as camadas de micca,

If you’re the adventurous type who thinks that sticking bolts on the side of a mountain to put a walkway and enjoy the wonders of nature while thrillingly defying certain death among the rocks below is

💎 Da Pedra ao Pensamento: A Geometria do Tudo Começamos falando sobre a forma do diamante. Terminamos discutindo o tempo, a inteligência artificial e a estrutura do cosmos. O que conecta tudo isso? Geometria.

A necessary introduction Hello to all friends of the community. We continue to share with you our geological-geographical trips, in which we present part of our scientific research and the wonders that

I headed up to the high hillsides on nearby Mingus Mountain to collect some specimens of Banded Iron Formation (or BIF as it's often called) which litters the surface around 7000 feet on the mountain top.

Over the centuries, underground rivers and retreating ice masses carved the landscape of what is present day the Dominican Republic. The resulting limestone cave system called Los Tres Ojos (the three

A Necessary Introduction This weekend we made the final trip of our 2025 geological expedition. This time, we visited another natural wonder in the province of Matanzas, called Saturn Cave. In the previous