Geodeetiline
Geodeetiline is a fictional mineral term used in educational simulations and speculative geology narratives to illustrate geode formation and hydrothermal crystal growth. In these contexts it is described as a translucent silicate-like mineral that crystallizes within hollow geodes formed in volcanic and sedimentary rocks.
In the imagined model, geodeetiline is said to grow as concentric layers around a central cavity, commonly
Physical properties attributed in these scenarios include a vitreous to pearly luster, color ranges from colorless
Analytical and educational use centers on illustrating crystallization sequences, the behavior of hydrothermal fluids, and how
Etymology suggests a blend of “geode” with a fictional suffix; the term is not recognized by major