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geologic

[jee-uh-loj-ik] / ˌdʒi əˈlɒdʒ ɪk /


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It will also image the full surfaces of the moons to search for ongoing geologic activity—something that Voyager 2 failed to do.

From Scientific American

Without a geologic repository, there is no way forward for the final disposal of this highly radioactive material.

From Scientific American

But underground geologic storage areas, such as depleted oil reservoirs, are likely to get most of the ocean-derived CO2, Hatton said.

From Scientific American

Though its landscape exposes ancient elements of change through eons of geologic uplift and erosion, it’s still shaped by day-to-day conditions.

From New York Times

Geophysicists surmise the inner core could have formed less than a billion years ago, which is relatively young on a geologic time scale.

From Washington Post