Easily Create a 3D Geological Stereogram with this Tool 

Thank you SO much for sharing this & 3D Visible Geology! I like Out There Learning channel SO much, inclusive + make science accessible for everyone. 😌

This is late to the party, but appreciated. 🙂 I was with you for the first couple of minutes, but Rachel started losing me when talking about rake. The term means nothing to me; an interested and senior amateur. The problem is that, assuming they're called stereograms, I see these often red and white segmented circles in earthquake reports (USGS earthquake maps, and the Icelandic volcanic maps in late 2023 and early 2024, tor example), and I'm not sure what the four segments shown in the circles mean. More thought is definitely needed, but more information would help that thought process tremendously. This video has helped a little, but there seems to be no easily accessible reference which can tell a novice which aspects of a strike/slip or transform fault (or presumably a fault movement?) are being depicted. Maybe another video, back-pedalling a little, which tells us novices more simply about the basic things which are being shown in those stereograms. At the very least, we need to know _where to search_ for the teaching information. Thanks.

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