On August 6, the Karpinsky Geological Class in Tanzania hosted a special educational event at the Russian House in Dar es Salaam, dedicated to one of the most fascinating areas of Earth sciences — marine geology. The programme opened with the lecture “Introduction to Marine Geology” bringing together university students, members of Tanzania Geological Society, and young people interested in Earth sciences. 🌍 Participants discovered the fundamentals of marine geology and had a chance to see real footage from marine fieldwork conducted by Karpinsky Institute specialists — taking a closer look at how geologists study the seafloor, collect data and samples, and carry out research at sea. 💧 The programme continued with the “Primordial Substance”, a unique exhibition dedicated to water and its extraordinary role on our planet. The event was jointly prepared by the Karpinsky Institute and the World Ocean Museum, offering participants another perspective on the connection between water, geology, and the history of the Earth. And, of course, science is even better when there is a little competition! 🪨 The event concluded with a GeoMemory Championship, where students tested their geological knowledge, attention, and memory in a friendly competition. The winners received special commemorative prizes — but judging by the excitement around the game, everyone walked away with a great experience!