Geology
Rocks and stones and minerals - their tales are more fascinating than anything Hollywood could construct
Content last updated: 15/08/2008
Rocks and stones and minerals - their tales are more fascinating than anything Hollywood could construct
The ground we walk on in the United Kingdom is made up of a fascinating variety of different sorts of rocks. Join us to find out more about the tales beneath our feet.
Much of the familiar British landscape was shaped during the most recent Ice Age. Find out the effects of the big freeze.
The patterns in which cliffs are laid down tell us a lot about the history of the planet - in effect, they are enormous rock clocks.
The distinctive architecture of the Mediteranean countries was shaped by the materials to hand. Iain Stewarts investigates the civilization's building blocks.
Man's relationships with the elements in our surroundings can be problematic - even poisonous - as Iain Stewart explains in good rock, bad rock.
Limestone plays its part in making the water less polluted - but how? Discover the science inside safety.
The team went down a mountain but had to weigh up a volcano - find out what happens when a volcano explodes with the science inside a mountain.
Content last updated: 15/08/2008
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