⛏️About

ROCKY ATOMICA ● ♂ ● geologist

I am Rocky Atomica, the webmaster of geoledgy. but my friends call me "ROCK". Pronouns are he/him/his. I am a geologist and volcanologist. I like to play outside so this page is UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

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About the site

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This website is built with the static site generator Eleventy using Phoenix Code and hosted on Neocities.

FAQ

Website

Q: Where do you get your pictures from?
A: Outside.

Q: No seriously, where?!!
A: Most of my photos are from the American southwest. You can find a log of my travels here.

Q: May I use your site assets?
A: Depends on which one you are asking for and for what usage. Please reach out and ask!

Art

Q: What art programs/brushes/etct do you use?
A: This is a lot so I'll add this later lol

Q: What camera do you use?
A: I use a Nikon D3300 DSLR camera with the default lens OR my phone camera (Samsung Galaxy Note 9)

Geology

Q: I heard you work for Cartoon Network. Is that true?
A: I work as their on-site geologist that does routine checks to make sure their building isn't sinking after I was demoted for forming a volcano in the boarding room.

Q: Are you actually a geologist?
A: No, of course not! This degree is totally fake!

Q: What is your favorite rock? and mineral?
A: diorite, peridotite, kimberlite. I like igneous rocks mostly.

Q: And your favorite mineral?
A: fluorite, cumengeite, torbernite, copper-ore minerals, radioactive minerals

Q: What about volcano?
A: In general, I really like cinder cones and monogenetic volcanic fields. I have research interests on volcanoes in the American southwest and the Cascades. My favorite volcanoes are: Sunset Crater (and the San Francisco volcanic field) in Arizona, Tahoma/Mount Rainier in Washington, and the Trans-Pecos volcanic field in Texas.

Q: Being a volcanologist sounds so cool! How did you become one?
A: I went to the USGS and asked them to throw me into Mount St. Helens as my rite of passage and she spared me.

Personal

Q: When is your birthday?
A: Today.

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