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Das Min­er­al­o­gische Mu­se­um Mar­burgIm altehrwürdigen Gebäude, 1515 als Kornspeicher errichtet, befindet sich das Mineralogische Museum der Stadt Marburg. Die nach der Klassifizierung von Strunz aufgebauten Sammlung wird in zahlreichen Vitrinen auf drei Stockwerken präsentiert. Die gesamte Lehrsammlung umfasst ca. 45.000 Mineralien und ca. 55.000 Gesteinsproben, von denen etwa 2.500 in den Vitrinen zu sehen sind.

Besonders hervorzuheben ist im 3. Stock die Ausstellung "Rio Grande do Sul - Brasilien", die dem Mineralogischen Museum und der Philipps-Universität von dem Sammlerehepaar Balzer 2005 gestiftet wurde. In zwei Großraumvitrinen werden Amethyste, Quarze, Calcite, Achate und Edelsteine aus Brasilien präsentiert. Die ästhetisch sehr ansprechende Ausstellung gehört zu den besten ihrer Art in Europa.

Nach Vereinbarung können auch Schulklassen durch die Ausstellungsräume geführt werden. Besonders hervorzuheben sind auch die regelmäßig stattfindenden Sonderausstellungen, die jedes Jahr mit einem anderen Thema von Dezember bis April zu sehen sind.
Im al­tehr­würdi­gen Ge­bäude, 1515 als Ko­rn­speich­er er­richtet, befin­d­et sich das Min­er­al­o­gische Mu­se­um der Stadt Mar­burg. Die nach der Klas­si­fizierung von Strunz aufge­baut­en Samm­lung wird in zahl­reichen Vit­ri­nen auf drei Stock­w­erken präsen­tiert. Die ge­samte Lehr­samm­lung um­fasst ca. 45.000 Min­er­alien u ... moreIm altehrwürdigen Gebäude, 1515 als Kornspeicher errichtet, befindet sich das Mineralogische Museum der Stadt Marburg. Die nach der Klassifizierung von Strunz aufgebauten Sammlung wird in zahlreichen Vitrinen auf drei Stockwerken präsentiert. Die gesamte Lehrsammlung umfasst ca. 45.000 Mineralien und ca. 55.000 Gesteinsproben, von denen etwa 2.500 in den Vitrinen zu sehen sind.

Besonders hervorzuheben ist im 3. Stock die Ausstellung "Rio Grande do Sul - Brasilien", die dem Mineralogischen Museum und der Philipps-Universität von dem Sammlerehepaar Balzer 2005 gestiftet wurde. In zwei Großraumvitrinen werden Amethyste, Quarze, Calcite, Achate und Edelsteine aus Brasilien präsentiert. Die ästhetisch sehr ansprechende Ausstellung gehört zu den besten ihrer Art in Europa.

Nach Vereinbarung können auch Schulklassen durch die Ausstellungsräume geführt werden. Besonders hervorzuheben sind auch die regelmäßig stattfindenden Sonderausstellungen, die jedes Jahr mit einem anderen Thema von Dezember bis April zu sehen sind.
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Sul­furSulfur is known since ancient times. In the first Book of Moses (Genesis), part of the Pentateuch (Five Books of Moses completed, about 440 BC.), There is the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, which the Lord destroyed because of the vicious life of its inhabitants by fire and sulfur. This event will be about 4,500 years have taken place before our era.
Sul­fur is known since an­cient times. In the first Book of Mos­es (Ge­n­e­sis), part of the Pen­ta­teuch (Five Books of Mos­es com­plet­ed, about 440 BC.), There is the sto­ry of So­dom and Go­mor­rah, which the Lord de­stroyed be­cause of the vi­cious life of its in­hab­i­tants by fire and sul­fur. This event will be a ... moreSulfur is known since ancient times. In the first Book of Moses (Genesis), part of the Pentateuch (Five Books of Moses completed, about 440 BC.), There is the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, which the Lord destroyed because of the vicious life of its inhabitants by fire and sulfur. This event will be about 4,500 years have taken place before our era.
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Min­er­al por­trait calcite... Among the most spectacular finds are the fantastic light blue calcites from the Julia mine in Bilbao, which enraptured collectors' hearts to about the mid-1970s. At about the same time the zinc mine Las Manforas at Aliva supplied excellent, highl lustrous Calcites, often associated with the world's best red Sphalerites. ...

Amonsgt the forms of calcite the pinacoid is unique as it consists of exactly two parallel and oriented perpendicular to the c-axis surfaces. All other Calcite forms have either six or twelve areas. The pinacoid is an open form, with which it can not really include space; so the pinacoid must accompany other forms on the calcite crystal ...

A mineral portrait written by Peter Seroka with contributions from Ingo Löffler, Edgar Müller, Rainer Albert, William Waltermann (written in German)
... Among the most spec­tac­u­lar finds are the fan­tas­tic light blue calcites from the Ju­lia mine in Bil­bao, which en­rap­tured col­lec­tors' hearts to about the mid-1970s. At about the same time the zinc mine Las Man­fo­ras at Ali­va sup­plied ex­cel­lent, highl lus­trous Calcites, of­ten as­so­ci­at­ed with the worl ... more... Among the most spectacular finds are the fantastic light blue calcites from the Julia mine in Bilbao, which enraptured collectors' hearts to about the mid-1970s. At about the same time the zinc mine Las Manforas at Aliva supplied excellent, highl lustrous Calcites, often associated with the world's best red Sphalerites. ...

Amonsgt the forms of calcite the pinacoid is unique as it consists of exactly two parallel and oriented perpendicular to the c-axis surfaces. All other Calcite forms have either six or twelve areas. The pinacoid is an open form, with which it can not really include space; so the pinacoid must accompany other forms on the calcite crystal ...

A mineral portrait written by Peter Seroka with contributions from Ingo Löffler, Edgar Müller, Rainer Albert, William Waltermann (written in German)
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"Ober­fränkisch­es Re­vi­er" a min­ing por­traitThe mining in the Franconian Forest has produced a lot of pits in the area and counts to the oldest mining areas in Germany. Indeed, one searches in the World Wide web in vain according to the information of which are documented by photos or maps. This comprehensive contribution gives you a wide view into this extended mininig area.

Researched and written from Michael Kommer (in german language)
The min­ing in the Fran­co­nian For­est has pro­duced a lot of pits in the area and counts to the old­est min­ing ar­eas in Ger­many. In­deed, one search­es in the World Wide web in vain ac­cord­ing to the in­for­ma­tion of which are doc­u­ment­ed by pho­tos or maps. This com­pre­hen­sive con­tri­bu­tion gives you a wide vie ... moreThe mining in the Franconian Forest has produced a lot of pits in the area and counts to the oldest mining areas in Germany. Indeed, one searches in the World Wide web in vain according to the information of which are documented by photos or maps. This comprehensive contribution gives you a wide view into this extended mininig area.

Researched and written from Michael Kommer (in german language)
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Ge­o­log­i­cal Por­trait - The AlpsThe Alps are the highest and most extensive mountain range system that lies entirely in Europe, stretching approximately 1,200 km across eight Alpine countries from Austria and Slovenia in the east, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany, and France to the west, and Italy and Monaco to the south. The Caucasus Mountains are higher, and the Urals longer, but both lie partly in Asia. The Alps were formed over tens of millions of years as the African and Eurasian tectonic plates collided. Extreme shortening caused by the event resulted in marine sedimentary rocks rising by thrusting and folding into high mountain peaks such as Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn. Mont Blanc spans the French–Italian border, and at 4,810 m is the highest mountain in the Alps. The Alpine region area contains about a hundred peaks higher than 4,000 m known as the "four-thousanders".
The Alps are the high­est and most ex­ten­sive moun­tain range sys­tem that lies en­tire­ly in Eu­rope, stretch­ing ap­prox­i­mate­ly 1,200 km across eight Alpine coun­tries from Aus­tria and Slove­nia in the east, Switz­er­land, Liecht­en­stein, Ger­many, and France to the west, and Ita­ly and Mo­na­co to the south. The ... moreThe Alps are the highest and most extensive mountain range system that lies entirely in Europe, stretching approximately 1,200 km across eight Alpine countries from Austria and Slovenia in the east, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany, and France to the west, and Italy and Monaco to the south. The Caucasus Mountains are higher, and the Urals longer, but both lie partly in Asia. The Alps were formed over tens of millions of years as the African and Eurasian tectonic plates collided. Extreme shortening caused by the event resulted in marine sedimentary rocks rising by thrusting and folding into high mountain peaks such as Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn. Mont Blanc spans the French–Italian border, and at 4,810 m is the highest mountain in the Alps. The Alpine region area contains about a hundred peaks higher than 4,000 m known as the "four-thousanders".
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Daop­ing Mine... Das seit 1958 blei- und zinkerzfördernde Bergwerk Daoping ist unter Sammlern durch hervorragende, wenn nicht sogar weltbeste Pyromorphitstufen bekannt geworden. Die am Haiyang-Shan-Berg gelegene Mine wurde 2003 mit der nahgelegenen Yangshuo Mine unterirdisch verbunden. Während die Daoping Mine im Bezirk Gongcheng liegt, ist die Yangshuo-Grube Teil des Yangshuo-Bezirkes. Beide Gruben bauen denselben Erzkörper ab. Es ist daher nicht verwunderlich das gute Pyromorphitfunde in beiden Gruben gemacht wurden. Die bisher besten Pyromorphite ... Ein Artikel von René Gervers mit Beitrag von Roland Noack
... Das seit 1958 blei- und zink­erzfördernde Berg­w­erk Daop­ing ist un­ter Samm­lern durch her­vor­ra­gende, wenn nicht so­gar weltbeste Py­ro­mor­phit­stufen bekan­nt ge­wor­den. Die am Haiyang-Shan-Berg gele­gene Mine wurde 2003 mit der nahgele­ge­nen Yang­shuo Mine un­terirdisch ver­bun­den. Während die Daop­ing Mine i ... more... Das seit 1958 blei- und zinkerzfördernde Bergwerk Daoping ist unter Sammlern durch hervorragende, wenn nicht sogar weltbeste Pyromorphitstufen bekannt geworden. Die am Haiyang-Shan-Berg gelegene Mine wurde 2003 mit der nahgelegenen Yangshuo Mine unterirdisch verbunden. Während die Daoping Mine im Bezirk Gongcheng liegt, ist die Yangshuo-Grube Teil des Yangshuo-Bezirkes. Beide Gruben bauen denselben Erzkörper ab. Es ist daher nicht verwunderlich das gute Pyromorphitfunde in beiden Gruben gemacht wurden. Die bisher besten Pyromorphite ... Ein Artikel von René Gervers mit Beitrag von Roland Noack
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Min­er­al por­trait Baryt (in ger­man)In the late Middle Ages massive amount of Baryt which phosphoresced when it was gently heated, were discovered in Italy. This stone was named after its place of discovery "Pietra fosforica di Bologna" (phosphorescent Bologna stone) and was of great interest to alchemists. Although the name baryte has been assigned centuries later, it may be assumed that the Bologna stone is the first description in the literature. A portrait about this famous mineral by Peter Seroka.
In the late Mid­dle Ages mas­sive amount of Baryt which phos­phoresced when it was gent­ly heat­ed, were dis­cov­ered in Ita­ly. This stone was named af­ter its place of dis­cov­ery "Pi­e­tra fos­for­i­ca di Bolog­na" (phos­phores­cent Bolog­na stone) and was of great in­ter­est to al­chemists. Al­though the name baryte ha ... moreIn the late Middle Ages massive amount of Baryt which phosphoresced when it was gently heated, were discovered in Italy. This stone was named after its place of discovery "Pietra fosforica di Bologna" (phosphorescent Bologna stone) and was of great interest to alchemists. Although the name baryte has been assigned centuries later, it may be assumed that the Bologna stone is the first description in the literature. A portrait about this famous mineral by Peter Seroka.
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