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1. GEOLOGY BILAL BHURGRI

2. Geology is the science that studies the Earth, its components, and its history. In addition, it investigates how the Earth’s surface and interior are shaped by natural forces and processes, how the Earth’s systems interact with each other and with human activities, and how the Earth and its life forms have evolved over time. Geology also helps us to understand and manage the Earth’s resources, hazards, and environments. 

3. Geology is the scientific study of the Earth, its composition, structure, processes, and history. It is a broad field that encompasses a wide range of topics related to the Earth’s physical and chemical properties, its formation, and the changes it has undergone over millions of years. 

4. Geologists seek to understand the Earth’s past, present, and future by examining  rocks ,  minerals ,  fossils ,  landforms , and natural processes.

5. Geology is the study of the Earth’s physical structure and the processes that shape it. It involves investigating the Earth’s materials, the forces that act upon them, and how these have evolved over time. Geologists also study the history of life on Earth through the examination of fossils, which are preserved remnants of ancient organisms.

6. Geography and Geology often sound similar, as they both studies the Earth, however, the subject matter of both the two are completely different. As the former is concerned with the Earth, its environment and inhabitants, the latter talks about the Earth and its history. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY

7. Geology  is nothing but Geo science , i.e. the science which is concerned with the physical structure, substance, evolution and dynamics of the Earth. It also studies those processes which resulted in its structure. For this purpose, the rocks are surveyed, to disclose the Earth’s history.

8. In contrast,  Geography  is the science which gives you the description of the Earth, as the home of inhabitants. Its subject matter of study is landscapes, properties, places, living organisms, environment and phenomena of the Earth which vary over space.

9. Geography studies different places, and relationship amidst living beings and their surroundings. Geology is the Earth Science, whose subject matter of study is the solid Earth, i.e. the land directly underneath our feet.

10. HOW LIFE HAS SHAPED THE EARTH? THE IMPACT OF INHABITANTS ON THE EARTH? HOW THE EARTH WORKS BOTH TODAY AND IN THE PAST ? HOW EARTH IS USEFUL FOR HUMANS? WHAT KINDS OF SUBSTANCES CAN BE USEFUL FOR HUMANS? GEOLOGY ASKS

11. GEOGRAPHY which deals with the description of areal differentiation of the surface of Earth . Geology scientific discipline which studies the Earth and its past and anticipates future implications.

12. How human culture influences the natural environment? How different regions have an impact on the people living there? GEOLOGY How the Earth is made? What it is composed of? How did it transform over the years?

13. GEOGRAPHY . records the area of land forms, length of mountain ranges and coastal lines, forms of water sources and its location, human activities, etc. GEOLOGY . It researches about the surface of land, rocks and its types, energy sources and its sustainability, climatic changes, the impact of development on the environment, etc.

14. Geology encompasses the research of those organisms that live on the planet and that lived earlier. It also surveys, how the Earth’s compositions, processes and organisms have undergone change, with the passage of time and predicts the changes that will take place in the future.

15. It is all about the analysis of physical characteristics of the Earth and the processes which determined its final structure. In this type of Geology, the geologists study rocks, volcanoes, mountains, oceans, seas, etc. Physical Geology

16. Historical Geology : It is mainly concerned with the history of Earth since it came into being. The Geologists also studies the history of life that existed and is in existence on the planet now.

17. Economic geology is the branch of geology that studies the earth’s materials that have economic value or potential. It investigates the occurrence, distribution, extraction, and utilization of mineral and energy resources such as metals, gemstones, coal, oil, gas, etc. Economic geology also analyzes the economic feasibility and environmental implications of resource development and use. Economic Geology

18. Conclusion The study of Geology is important to make new researches about the Earth’s history and evolution and gather more knowledge about the world that surrounds us. On the other hand, the study of Geography will help in knowing about different places, spaces, and the relationship between inhabitants and the environment in a particular area.