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PhotosCool photo and POTD, thanks for sharing, Øivind!

19th May 2026 11:00 UTCHerwig Pelckmans OP


For some reason, even though it's not a phosphate, not a rare mineral, not even a mineral, I  like the looks of this POTD a lot.

Thanks,  Øivind , for sharing this great view inside the Nyberget Mine ... 

19th May 2026 15:00 UTCRolf Luetcke Expert

I agree about the cool photo.
When I lived in Bisbee in the 1970's, I would go into the mines and often found the post mine Cu color in places and one time found a soda straw of multicolored Cu salts that was over a foot long.  Knowing the chalcanthite in the Bisbee mines was not stable, I left the straw there.   I had been given a foot long stalactite of chalcanthite by a miner who lived next door.   It was sadly not stable and I enclosed it in a jar but it kept altering.  I  only wish I had taken a camera and taken photos when I went underground.
This POTD is great!!

19th May 2026 21:12 UTCOivind Thoresen Expert

Thanks Herwig, happy you liked it. If you go to Norway again I recommend a trip to Røros. We spent several days there last summer just walking around old mines.
It has already in the management team been discussed what to call it. But we are probably within langite-posnjackite series. 

20th May 2026 03:36 UTCHerwig Pelckmans OP

I did notice that langite can form very fast in such an environment.

20th May 2026 07:22 UTCTimothy Greenland

And I collected much posnjakite from the Drake Walls mine in Cornwall UK back in the late 1960s in a very similar environment. It was accompanied by brochantite.
Tim

20th May 2026 07:24 UTCTimothy Greenland

P.S. Wroewolfeite may also be possible?
 
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