What is the connection between geology and physics?

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I’m new to physics forum just call me junior I’m not really in school for Physics I’m majoring in geology. Almost done but I like to learn about different subjects such as in this case physics I’ve only read about physics and astrophysics subjects certain but there are some that fascinate me a lot more than others not going into specifics. Anyways nice to meet anyone who reads and comments on this.
 
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