I’m Pascal — a Geology Communicator and the creator of Geoscopy.

This is a geology and Earth‑science education project built to make complex ideas simple and useful. Here you’ll find geology explained through videos, easy to understand articles, and a growing rock & mineral identification guide that help curious minds understand the planet we live on.

Mission: Geology, made clear and practical

Geology can feel intimidating — full of terms, models, and processes hidden beneath the surface. Geoscopy brings those ideas to light with evidence‑based explanations you can use to understand the world: why volcanoes erupt, how earthquakes release stress, how rivers and glaciers shape landscapes, and what minerals reveal about the past. As a geology communicator, I am translating complex Earth-science research into clear, visual explanations that anyone can actually use in the real world — in class, on field trips, or just when you’re wondering what that weird rock is.

What you’ll find on Geoscopy

• Visual Videos: Breakdowns of core geoscience topics for learners at any level.
• Rock & Mineral Guide: Identification resources including mineralogy, petrology, crystal systems, luster, and hardness.
• The "Decoder": An A–Z geology glossary for quick definitions without the jargon.
• Deep Dives: Clear, visual articles on plate tectonics, geomorphology, stratigraphy, sedimentology, igneous & metamorphic rocks, geophysics, hydrogeology, coastal erosion, karst & caves, and more.
• Real World Context: Practical context for natural hazards — landslides, sinkholes, tsunamis, floods — so news and maps make sense.

How content is produced

I start with questions, follow the evidence, and cut to the through‑line. Articles are updated as knowledge evolves, with transparent notes on what we know, what’s likely, and what’s still uncertain. When a topic is muddled by jargon, I peel it apart until the moving pieces are obvious.

Who this is for

Students, teachers, rockhounds, hikers, and lifelong learners — anyone who wants reliable Earth‑science education without academic gatekeeping. If you’re prepping a lesson, planning a field trip, or finally naming the rocks in your backyard, you’re in the right place.

Start here

• Rock & Mineral Guide — learn identification the practical way (color, streak, cleavage, habit).
• Geology Glossary (A–Z) — quick definitions that stick.
• Latest Explainers — timely posts on volcanoes, earthquakes, fossils, caves, rivers, and more.
• Videos — visual breakdowns of core concepts and field examples.

Join the conversation

Geoscopy is a living project. Send a question or topic request, share a puzzling rock, or suggest a clarification. The best geology content starts with curiosity — yours and mine.

Welcome to Geoscopy — geology made clear.