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By CrystalZoom

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I just thought this sounded like such a nice idea ever since I saw the article of people looking for gems in another country. You can actually find sapphires here... more »

How to Identify Sandstone

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Sandstone is sand turned to rock. It forms when grains of sand from existing rock or crystals become cemented together over time and involves two basic stages. The first stage is marked by the accumulation of sand that usually settles out of ... more »

How to Know What You Can Do with a Major in Geology or Earth Science

By Paul McDaniel

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Geology is a major branch of the physical sciences that involves the study of the earth. Geology is divided into two main fields of physical geology and historical geology. The sub-branches of geology include sedimentology, petrology, geophysics, ... more »

How to Know What You Will Learn from Studying Geology

By Paul McDaniel

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Geology is the study of the earth’s history as well as the processes that continue to shape the earth today. Geologists view the earth as a place where physical and chemical processes interact within the atmospheric, ocean, and land systems. ... more »

How to Learn About Zinc

By eHow Education Editor

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Zinc, the 30th element, comprises 300 parts per billion of all matter in the universe. Zinc is the fourth most commonly used metal and has many applications. The following steps will aid in your search for information about this fascinating element... more »

How to Look for Emeralds and Other Gems in North Carolina

By CrystalZoom

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This is a place called Emerald Village in North Carolina. It has a mine that is open to tourists. Going to the gem mine is free. You are guaranteed to find a gem... more »

How to make a ocean in a bottle

By pmca

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this will show you how to make an ocean in a bottle.. more »

How to not be distracted by really fancy carpets or bathroom tiles.

By roast

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This article is to show you how to just say No!!! To the temptation of the sin filled world which is bathroom tiles and really fancy carpets... more »

How to Remove Your Fishing Hook From an Underwater Rock

By PjonD

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I’ve got something. I’VE GOT SOMETHING BIG-” No, you don't. You have a rock. We’ve all been there, in the rowboat with Dad, and we’ve snagged our hook on a rock lying in wait underneath the water. At times, it can seem like rocks eat hooks, ... more »

How to Research Carbon

By eHow Education Editor

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Carbon, the sixth element in the periodic table, comprises 0.5 percent of all matter in the universe. Carbon is the only element that can form complex molecules and is the element that forms the basis of life. This element has much to offer ... more »

How to Research Iron

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Iron, the 26th element, comprises 0.11 percent of all matter in the universe. Iron is the most commonly used metal and comprises 95 percent of all metal production. The following steps will aid in your search for information about this ... more »

How to Search for Meteorites

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Genuine meteorites can sell for hundreds or thousands of dollars a gram, and finding a real space rock is quite a thrill. Meteorites have been found all over the world, but there are a few tricks to becoming a successful meteorite hunter. Use ... more »

How to Search for Micrometeorites

By Jonathan F.

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Not all meteorites are explosive fireballs. The vast majority never make the news: most burn up, unnoticed, upon entry into our atmosphere. But some micrometeorites (mere space dust, really) don't burn, and instead slowly make their way to earth ... more »

How to Use Apache Tears Energy

By Patricia Resnick

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Apache tears are said to have originated when the tears of grieving Apache women fell and froze after a battle with great loss of life. It is said that anyone who carries Apache tears will never weep, for enough crying has already been done by ... more »

How to Use Black Tourmaline Protection from Computers

By CrystalZoom

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Black Tourmaline is a variety of quartz. It has several useful things that it can do. This is to mean in the crystal vibration range. They say it can protect from computer vibrations, and also protect from cell phones. I also see it can heal your ... more »

How to Use Chrysoberyl Energy

By Patricia Resnick

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Chrysoberyl assists you in striving for excellence. It brings increased self-confidence by helping you to understand that you already have all that you need within yourself to succeed. Chrysoberyl enhances the healing properties of other stones ... more »

How to Use Meteorite Energy

By Patricia Resnick

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Meteorites are considered sacred in many cultures. Meteorites amplify thoughts and telepathic sending. It boosts strength and resilience. It also broadens perception, intuition and imagination. Meteorite has odd, unusual energy, best used by ... more »

How to Use Numerology Life Path 4

By Patricia Resnick

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Your life path number is determined by your birth date. Other numbers in your life may change, but not this one. Your life path tells you what your life tools and lessons are about. Life path number 4 is about putting all the pieces together. ... more »

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