#ankangite
Mannardite inside quartz, with celsian. "Black phantoms". Mysterious, hazy, and people mistaking it for ankangite. #Mannardite is so black-metal-goth-vote that Ankangite got discredited. Gone. Poof.

Only M. remains. 🤘😎

ALTs relevant to contain the dark universes from spreading! ⚫🌌💥😱

#MinCup25
September 16, 2025 at 4:39 AM
Both radioactive green sklodowskite & jet black phantom mannardite looking like a welter of spiders in glass look ready for spooky season.

Both are named for scientists
(Marie Skłodowdka-Curie & Dr. George William Mannard, Canadian exploration geologist for whom my Dad worked). 🤔

#MinCup25
September 24, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Some will favour the odd metaphor in the name paddlewheelite, but for sentimental reasons I vote mannardite which honours Dr. George William Mannard (1932-1982), Canadian exploration geologist & mining executive, president of Texasgulf Canada then Kidd Creek Mines where my Dad worked 🧵 #MinCup25 🧵
September 16, 2025 at 1:06 PM