👉 Geoscala is a term used in the context of geology, referring to a type of rock formed from the union of two or more different types of rocks. It is characterized by its distinct rock structure, often featuring veins and fractures that indicate the presence of various minerals or other geological elements. Geoscale refers to a similar or related concept in physics, particularly in the field of geophysics, where it denotes the distribution or extent of certain physical phenomena such as earthquakes.
