halite

A friend gave me a natural halite (salt) crystal that has beautiful purple coloration from natural radiation.

You produce a lot of halite (salt), gypsum, calcite, and all kinds of other evaporite minerals.

Because halite (rock salt, NaCl) is highly soluble, seawater is, conversely, fairly concentrated with respect to these ions.

Naturally I can only find a photo of the sand table (and a cool piece of halite in the background!).

Likely not these copies that are probably still in halite storage.

TwoSigma has the Halite AI challenge where people submit competitive bots[0].

On Windows I like the quite light Halite client.

I remember the post about your halite bot.

The total global amount of halite (salt deposits) discovered was astonishing: the minimum estimate is 19.6 quintillion kilograms (19.6 × 1018 kg), or more than half of the total salt in the oceans today — the maximum estimate is that an unbelievable 95% of the present total is trapped in halite deposits.

> Abstract > Primary fluid inclusions in bedded halite from the 830-m.y.-old Browne Formation of central Australia contain organic solids and liquids, as documented with transmitted light and ultraviolet–visible (UV-vis) petrography.

> This discovery shows that microorganisms from saline depositional environments can remain well preserved in halite for hundreds of millions of years and can be detected in situ with optical methods alone.

I'd take anything from the Cato institute with a boulder of halite, seeing as it's an anti-regulation propaganda outfit funded by billionaires who consider any constraint on their ability to convert natural resources into personal wealth as a grave moral outrage.

Oh, and also that Salt released its webUI (Halite) to the community, but Ansible's AnsibleWorks is closed.

Last I looked at web UI (Halite) it was not much to look at.