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Mugearite (/ˈmʌɡiəraɪt/) is a type of oligoclase-bearing basalt,
comprising olivine, apatite, and
opaque oxides. The main
feldspar in
mugearite is oligoclase...
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randomly oriented alkali basalt, hawaiite, trachybasalt, tristanite,
mugearite,
benmoreite and
trachyte that are in the form of
lavas and pyroclastic...
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composed of
younger flows consisting of basalt,
alkali basalt, hawaiite,
mugearite, and
benmoreite from
eruptive fissures starting at 0.24 Ma. The youngest...
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volcanic rocksPages displaying short descriptions of
redirect targets Mugearite –
Volcanic rock type Shoshonite – Pot****ium-rich
variety of
basaltic trachyandesite...
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encountered by
Curiosity on the way to Glenelg, was a
mugearite and very
similar to
terrestrial mugearite rocks. On
April 11, 2019, NASA
announced that the...
- 70–65,000
years ago. The most
recent volcanic flows are
hawaiites and
mugearites: they are the post-shield Laupāhoehoe Volcanics,
erupted between 65,000...
- NASA
scientists reported that Jake M rock was a
mugearite and very
similar to
terrestrial mugearite rocks.
Curiosity rover examining Jake
Matijevic rock...
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Hawaiite is an
olivine basalt with a
composition between alkali basalt and
mugearite. It was
first used as a name for some
lavas found on the
island of Hawaii...
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southwest of Portree, it is
known as the
location where the
basaltic rock
mugearite was
first identified. The
Gaelic name is
derived from Old
Norse and probably...
- on
Mount Takahe,
phonolite being less common. Basanite, hawaiite, and
mugearite are uncommon, but the
occurrence of
benmoreite and
pantellerite has been...
