Geology
Geology: Geology is a field of science relating to the earth, including but not limited to the earth’s resources, physical processes, chemical properties, history, and future. Additionally, the science of geology includes the study of other terrestrial planets, such as Mercury, Venus, or Mars.
Branches of Geology
There are numerous branches of geology that a professional geologist can choose to devote their career. The following list comprises the main sectors.
- Environmental Geology
- Geophysical Geology (Geophysics)
- Geochemical Geology (Geochemistry)
- Engineering Geology (Geological Engineering)
- Hydro-Geology
- Seismology
- Geomorphology
- Mineralogy
- Paleontology
- Volcanology
- Structural Geology
- Mining Geology (Economic Geology)
- Field Investigations Geology
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