Nadine, Hunter of Rocks 💎 (@nadwgab) — Bluesky Profile

1 day ago

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh

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2 days ago

Three panel comic. Panel 1: a giant squid wearing a yellow Bart t-shirt and some terrible hypebeast shorts is looking in the mirror. It says, “need groceries… but all my clothes are in the laundry.” Panel 2: the squid, now also wearing hot pink crocs, exits its apartment and says, “eh. I won’t see anyone.” Panel 3: two fisherman are pulling the squid to the surface of the water and pointing at it. An overlayed news caption reads: RARE SQUID SIGHTED - the fit was crazy

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3 days ago

The science of racism with Professor Keon West

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5 days ago

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I don't wish we could abolish gender, I just wish it were less an identity and more of a hobby. So you'd get people who are like "Oh yeah, l'm a woman when I have the time," or "I'm a man but I'm not very good at it yet" along with the CrossFit gender types who are SUPER INTO IT

A friend just saw this in the wild and you know what? I stand by it

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3 days ago

I found my first grey eyebrow hair. What should I name it?

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1 week ago

Lots of them were pretty close!

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1 week ago

Photo of a table with 12 mineral specimens and some information cards. There's a display screen next to the table showing a PowerPoint presentation. The text on the screen summarises science at the NHM, with a photo of the blue mineral kernowite: Over 300 scientists work at the Museum; many different projects across nine Research Themes; the Graduate Centre hosts Masters courses and PhD projects; cutting edge science facilities and an extensive library and archives collection; hundreds of new species discovered every year.

The NHM gardens can be seen outside the large window behind the table.

Closer view of the table with the 12 minerals and a card that says "Who's that mineral?! Can you match the labels with the specimens?". The minerals featured are graphite, gold in quartz, quartz prism, malachite, labradorite, petalite, copper, cassiterite, opal, calcite, agate and talc.

Last night was the first time I've ever done an after hours event at the NHM (teenagers got to learn about a wide range of museum careers). I made a mineral matching game and the only person who managed to get all 12 right was a Minecraft player. Love that!

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2 weeks ago

Black and white photo of Martin Scorsese with his hands up. The caption says "absolute cinema" in all caps.

I watched Cocaine Bear for the first time and it's actually an amazing film 💯

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2 weeks ago

I was thinking of your pomeranian when I saw the reveal 😂

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2 weeks ago

Forbidden Viennetta

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2 weeks ago

It is now February 27th in Japan

On this day, 30 years ago, Pokémon Red & Green were released in Japan and the franchise began.

Happy Birthday Pokémon!

#PokemonDay #Pokemon30

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2 weeks ago

Women 🤝 werewolves
#WerewolfWednesday

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2 weeks ago

Women 🤝 werewolves
#WerewolfWednesday

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2 weeks ago

Mineralogical Society at 150: Past Discoveries and Future Frontiers

#minermag The 150 collection has started. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Submissions by 31st August to join the full collection. Celebrate 🎉with us here in June minsoc-150.org

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2 weeks ago

Werewolf eating a star with their claws reaching over the phases of the moon and their feet dancing over the phases of an eclipse.
The entire image is framed with a metallic copper frame detailing various phases of a werewolf transformation.

This werewolf commands astral bodies and the alchemic dualities of human-hood, beast-hood, and transgender expression. 🌕 🌟 ☀️

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AND oh my GOSH did everyone here like the preview for this one. Well, now it's available as a print that you can buy (if you live in the US).

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2 weeks ago

Oh wait, there’s more. BBC chose not to bleep out the slur even as they did bleep out a reference to Palestine 🤬🤬🤬

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3 weeks ago

A collage of pin photos. The pins are variously nature themed, including frogs, flowers, trees ans ferns. Others are flags or pronoun pins. Some are gamechanger loopdeloops and some are circular, saying "It's Dr actually"

50 days into the new year and I've officially broken my streak of at least one pin sale every day in 2026. It was actually 130 days in total! 🎉

The response to my pins has been absolutely incredible and I've been blown away by all the amazing reviews, especially over the last four months or so 🩷

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3 weeks ago

We're live now!

Come get yourself some kobolds and, if you so desire, a perfectly normal gentleman!

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3 weeks ago

Yes, completely natural!

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3 weeks ago

Haha, I saw that and assumed there would be a set of pins included like with all the similar priced lanyards 🙃 The 30th anniversary stuff so far is underwhelming

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3 weeks ago

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3 weeks ago

A mass of platy crystals of black metallic hematite, resembling a rose. There's a sprinkling of small thin crystals of red rutile on each hematite "petal", and at the centre of the "rose" is a quartz crystal. From Cavradi Gorge, Switzerland.

Specimen on display in the Natural History Museum, London.

A Swiss hematite rose for all you mineral lovers #MineralMonday #minerals

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1 month ago

Rhodochrosite with Galena, Sphalerite and Chalcopyrite which present white, amber, lead and pinkish colours across the specimen.

Happy Galena-tines!

Rhodochrosite with Galena, Sphalerite and Chalcopyrite.

When hit, Galena will break along three directions of weakness that meet at right angles, creating smaller cubes. Galena’s hardness is similar to that of a fingernail.

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1 month ago

White to colorless sprays of prismatic monoclinic natrolemoynite on a matrix of gray quartz and dark brown to yellow lepidocrocite. This is they type locality for natrolemoynite.

Natrolemoynite Na₄Zr₂Si₁₀O₂₆·9H₂O
Poudrette quarry, Mont Saint-Hilaire, La Vallée-du-Richelieu RCM, Montérégie, Québec, Canada
FOV = 3.51 mm
#4015
NFS

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1 month ago

The second one

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1 month ago

Werewolf child is getting warmed up in the fluff of the werewolf mother

It's cold in winter, but there is a solution

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1 month ago

Click into this thread to choose your displayed pronouns

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1 month ago

pick up the ash and berries

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1 month ago

always so funny to me when people are like “how am I supposed to explain Gay to my kids?” my kid asks me way harder shit all the time. “why did they build the road this way? why are some people bad?” I don’t know. please ask me about Gay

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1 month ago

Dark gray stacked hexagonal molybdenite crystals on white calcite. In the upper left the calcite is stained light yellow.

Molybdenite MoS₂
Poudrette quarry, Mont Saint-Hilaire, La Vallée-du-Richelieu RCM, Montérégie, Québec, Canada
FOV = 1.38 mm
#4013
NFS
#MineralMonday

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