When trying to identify minerals in a rock sample, one of the best methods is by examining a tiny slice of the sample under a special polarizing microscope. These slices are thinner than a hair, and the polarizing microscope alters the colors in ways that allow geologists to better identify the mineral grains. Here are a few photos I've taken in my mineralogy class of thin sections.
Mineral Thin Sections
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wow the top two look like they could be google earth images. cool
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