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from the depth comes clarity
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For many, a diamond is a symbol of love and commitment . For me it’s no different, except the love is for science and the commitment is to my PhD. The brilliance of a diamond evokes a sense of clarity and admiration, for these invaluable pieces of carbon, although small, can give us vast amounts of information about the solid Earth. This diamond has a story of ancient sediment deposit returned via subduction into the mantle and reused to create an eclogitic diamond. The micron-sized sulphide inclusion has been safely encapsulated for a very long time. But how long? I don’t quite know, millions or billions of years perhaps. You will have to wait until I break it out. // Program of study: PhD // Faculty/Department: Earth & Atmospheric Sciences // Place of creation: In the lab, down a microscope // Award: Semi-Finalist, Images of Research Competition 2019
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- 2019-01-01
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- Attribution 4.0 International