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Matteo Di Angelo

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Matteo Di Angelo

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    Matteo Di Angelo replied to the topic NextEngine 3D Scanners in the forum 3D Fossils 3 years, 11 months ago

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    @cgrant We work with NextEngine 3D scanner HD for about a year or so, we started scanning all our finds with it that we brought to the campus. Got a pretty decent collection for today. This is our first 3D scanner that we used. Unfortunately, it works poorly in the fields , it suddenly turns off and does not turn on for a long time. Although it w…[Read more]

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    Matteo Di Angelo posted a new activity comment 5 years, 6 months ago

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    @jkallmeyer Yea, I still got my small collection somewhere in my garage, but I don’t remember when I took it out of the box for the last time. There is something similar between paleontology and mineralogy for me. I was impressed of minerals like agate, malachite, rhodonite, opal, azurite and minerals with inclusions 🙂

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    Matteo Di Angelo replied to the topic What minerals form the brachiopod geode crystals? in the forum What Is It? 5 years, 6 months ago

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    @jkallmeyer I just said that the identification of minerals on the photos is quite a difficult task. 🙂 Mineralogy was my hobby at school, and I had a small collection.

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    Matteo Di Angelo replied to the topic What minerals form the brachiopod geode crystals? in the forum What Is It? 5 years, 6 months ago

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    @lcone@jkallmeyer It’s really hard to ID Calcite or Dolomite by a photo. You can use acid test – place a drop of dilute hydrochloric acid on a mineral and watch for releasing bubbles of carbon dioxide. If reaction is weak – it is Dolomite.

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    Dear Kent, thank you for the opportunity to participate in myFOSSIL Community. I’m really happy to be a part of this project.

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