#miner

[raduzhnayaiskorka-blog]

An artistic debate about the palette of an etude.

[itworksitworks]

mean miner my favorite character for real

[transparentgentlemenmarker]

A Kentucky coal miner took his son to watch a basketball game after he got off work. Work ended at 5p. Game started at 6p. Promise made, promise kept

[moxpunk-art]

Gobtober 9: Miner

It's a dirty job, but somebody's gotta do it! You don't think all that ore and those gems just pop out of the ground on their own, do you? No way! She's the best gob for the job! ... Even if that job is muddy.

[rozz0]

[demilypyro]

Emelynn glams

The Hero - The Mercenary - The Treasure Hunter

The Mechanic - The Wanderer - The Digger

The Artist - The Researcher - The Performer

[geologyin-blog]

Over 3lbs. of lustrous botryoidal hematite from Irhoud Mine, Safi Province, Marrakesh-Safi Region, Morocco.

Photo 📷 Mineral Insomniac

[microbes-in-hats]

Candidatus Desulforudis audaxviator

The species name of this bacterium contains the Latin phrase Candidatus (candidate) due to the fact that the species record has not been published in a taxonomically valid manner. It is not associated with any family, order, or class, but is included as a candidate under the phylum Firmicutes.

Candidatus D. audaxviator is a unique species, isolated from the Earth's surface for millions of years and a loner in its ecosystem. These bacteria do not need sunlight or chemical energy for their food or metabolic processes, instead subsisting on radioactive energy for their needs. They are able to fix their own nitrogen and cannot survive in the presence of oxygen.

The species name, audaxviator, is taken from Jules Verne’s “Journey to the Center of the Earth,” and means “descend, bold traveler, and attain the center of the Earth.” Photo credit: NASA (public domain)

[darksilvania]

CHIRPIT [Chirp + Pit] Flying The Canary Pokemon Abilities: Gale Wings - Early Bird (HA) Dex: "They live inside caves and mines, where they form large flocks, they constantly chirp to communicate with one another, using the cave’s natural acoustics to amplify their sound, making it reach further.” This pokemon is highly sensitive to the quality of air, avoiding air pollution at all cost, thanks to this, they were often used by miners to help detect possible gas leaks." Moveset: -Drill Peck  -Chatter -Echoed Voice  -Perish Song

SPELUKAGE [Spelunking + Cage/Ribcage] Ghost/Poison The Poison Gas Pokemon -Evolves from CHIRPIT when taken to the 3rd sublevel of the Ironteeth Cave Abilities: Gas Leak* - Neutralizing Gas (HA) Dex: "It wanders inside abandoned mine shafts, its bones glowing softly in the dark, its soul faintly visible inside its ribcage. It constantly produces a very volatile gas that has no smell nor visible color, so it is recommended to keep it away from any flame or spark” Moveset: -Shadow Bone -Cross Poison -Corrosive Gas  -Poison Gas

*This Pokemon fills the field with a highly flammable gas; any pokemon who tries to use a fire-type move will explode and take damage.

Now that the 5 lake pokemons are finished, I had to finish this 2 as they are somewhat related to one of them, as Ironteeth Cave is where you can find HAGABABA, inside the acid lake

While the lake is in the 4th sublevel of the cave, the toxic gases it produces have started leaking into the level above. When you enter this level a message will read "The air in here has a weird smell" and if CHIRPIT is in your party, after a few steps it will evolve into SPELUKAGE

This pokemon are inspired in minig canaries

[spophiearts]

Don't give the farmer his fun.

[raduzhnayaiskorka-blog]

Dreams about the future and memories of the past.

[colonellickburger]

Bruce Davidson, from the book The Way Back. Welsh Miner, Wales, 1965

[bedrockfactory]

A traditional, formal outfit worn on special ocassions by Tharr miners, mining technicians and geologists. One dark gray chain on the chest is an equivalent of 5 years spent on working in the mining industry.

Also yeah it's Yreu who has been working in a mine for 17 years

[doubtspirit]

Bulgarian photographer Lyubomir Sergeev seems to come with consistent heat when it comes to his photography. His creative photos are from a set of campaigns for customers. Each shot is a creepy contradiction and is masterfully composed down to the tiniest details.

[rozz0]

6’7 300 lbs