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Take the quiz and see how much you know about rocks and minerals.
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Take this fun quiz—based on facts from Nat Geo Kids magazine—to discover how much you know about stones and other earthy things.
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to soil health and to plants growing in it because they transport nutrients and minerals
to soil health and to plants growing in it because they transport nutrients and minerals

See pictures and read about Petrified Forest National Park on National Geographic Kids.
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Try this experiment to find out the differences in the composition of rocks.
Now try the same test with other rocks and minerals.

Get the facts on Mercury, the closest planet to the sun.
similar but much stronger field), and the crater-pocked surface may contain valuable minerals

Check out these mysterious flaming snowballs in the sky.
Each is an irregular ball of icy slush, frozen gases, and dark minerals just a few

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Get facts and photos about the 16th state.
The state is also known for mining minerals such as fluorite, calcite, pyrite (also

Get the facts on Mars, also known as the red planet.
Mars only looks red from far away because of rusting iron minerals in the rocks and