The Neev Project

Throwback to when I was in Utah, US, looking at pristine layers and layers of sedimentary rocks stacked up as pages of book telling the history of the earth from 270 million years ago. Even your grandparents weren’t born then 😉

Man vs nature
You won’t be believe the number of times I’ve picked up pieces of road tarmac or slag thinking “oo what a cool rock” only to find its maker is a mere mortal and not Mother Nature 👀
What’s the coolest man made “rock” you’ve found ?

If you’ve ever looked at a landscape and wondered “how did this even form?” this is for you.

8 days. Leh → Nubra → Pangong.
Led by me. Designed as a story.

Limited spots.

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A forest turned fuel 😁

Geologists don’t take photos. They take measurements with aesthetics ✨

Ever wondered what a sand dune looks like on the inside ? These beautiful petrified sand dunes at arches national park in Utah has some answers

Meet Pumice! It’s volcanic, got huge pores and likes to swim 🪨

Neev isn’t going anywhere! I’ll be covering more stories about the landscape before I see you in India this summer!
Thanks for sticking around as I try to navigate this new terrain ♥️🥹

How old are really India’s monuments? The geological building blocks of India’s culture were literally made in Deep Time.
Drop your fav monuments in the comments and we’ll tell you what rock it’s made off!



Sources: Geological Society of India https://share.google/dEGgQf295AKcGv37k
https://richardigibson.substack.com/p/delhis-red-fort
https://hyderabad.telangana.gov.in/tourist-place/golconda-fort/

Volcanoes are basically Earth’s pressure cookers

Deep inside the planet, rocks melt into magma: hot, thick, and full of gas. When that pressure builds up, it has two choices:
☑️ Flow gently, like the Indian Deccan traps did or Hawaii’s lava rivers
☑️ Explode violently, like Mount St. Helens

The difference? It’s all in the magma recipe: How thick (viscous) or runny it is.

So whether you’re a calm, flowy type or an explosive fireball, remember, volcanoes are just Earth letting off steam 🌋