👉 "Geoblast," also known as a "geological blast," is a geological process that occurs when rock and soil are exposed to heat, pressure, and/or moisture. This process can lead to changes in the composition of the rock or soil, which can affect its ability to support structures such as buildings. In the context of geology, geoblasts refer to the movement of rock and soil caused by a variety of factors, including earthquakes, volcanic activity, and other natural processes.