Benhadja Mohammed

Name: Benhadja Mohammed
Address: Bab El Oued, Algiers, 16008, DZ
Telephone: +213550188830
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Benhadja Mohammed

Digital Marketing Entrepreneur, Geologist | Passionate about marketing, travel, and helping businesses achieve their short-term and long-term success.

WhatsApp : +44 7745 831224 Mohammed Benhadja an engineering geologist from Algeria . I have my own business of promoting mining and geological products

I make sure to keep my page as up-to-date and complete as i can with job descriptions, volunteer experiences, groups, endorsements, etc. For my professional career can be summarized in that I'm a man who's rich in ambition and challenge.

I find ultimate joy in helping others succeed, reach their full potentials and feel good about themselves. for this reason, i created a page ( Geology of the World and the Environment Geology of the world and the Environment ) to help geologists around the world by adding a lot of posts on geology and earth sciences , my page currently has reached more than 200,000 followers. Geology of the world and the Environment page => Geology of the world and the Environment

06/04/2025

Happy Geologist day to all Geology friends

05/03/2025

Beachy Head cliffs in Eastbourne, unite kingdom | ❤❤

Beachy Head cliffs in Eastbourne. The UK's highest chalk sea cliff features at the western end of Eastbourne seafront in the South Downs National Park and Seven Sisters Country Park.

The chalk was formed in the Late Cretaceous epoch, between 66 and 100 million years ago, when the area was under the sea. During the Cenozoic Era, the chalk was uplifted (see Cenozoic Era). When the last Ice Age ended, sea levels rose and the English Channel formed, cutting into the chalk to form the dramatic cliffs along the Sussex coast.

Wave action contributes towards the erosion of cliffs around Beachy Head, which experience frequent small rock falls. Since chalk forms in layers separated by contiguous bands of flints, the physical structure affects how the cliffs erode. Wave action undermines the lower cliffs, causing frequent slab failures - slabs from layers of chalk break off, undermining the upper parts of the cliffs, which eventually collapse. In contrast to small rock falls, mass movements are less common. A mass movement happened in 2001 when, after a winter of heavy rain, the water had begun to seep into the cracks which had frozen and caused the cracks to widen. This then made the cliff edge erode and collapse into the sea, destroying a well-known chalk stack called the Devil's Chimney.

02/03/2025

Entrepreneurship is Like Geology… Do You Have the Right Tools?

Success in business doesn’t come by chance—it’s the result of careful exploration, using the right tools, and following the right path. Just like geologists searching for valuable minerals, entrepreneurs must dig deep to uncover hidden opportunities!

🔹 The Pickaxe – Hard Work and Planning:
Just as geologists use a pickaxe to break rocks and find minerals, entrepreneurs need dedication, effort, and perseverance to uncover real opportunities.

🔹 The Compass – Vision and Strategy:
Without a compass, a geologist can get lost in complex terrain. The same applies to business! You need a clear plan and a strong vision to guide your decisions toward success.

🔹 The Mineral Sample – Hidden Opportunities:
At first glance, opportunities may look like ordinary rocks, but when examined closely, they reveal gold! Entrepreneurs must have a keen eye and analytical skills to recognize potential in small projects before they turn into big successes.

The lesson?
Don’t be afraid to dig deep, use your tools wisely, and set a clear strategy… because success in business is an ongoing journey of discovery!

🚀 What are the tools that help you in your entrepreneurial journey? Share your thoughts in the comments!

16/02/2025

The Rock Cycle Business: A Blueprint for Business Success!

Have you ever wondered how geology can reveal the secrets of business success? Just as rocks undergo transformations over time, businesses go through cycles of challenges and evolution.

From an initial idea to an industry leader, here’s how the rock cycle mirrors the journey of entrepreneurship:

Magma – The Birth of an Idea
Every successful business starts with raw potential, a powerful idea waiting for the right environment to take shape.

Crystallization – Formation and Launch
As the idea solidifies, it takes the form of a startup, ready to enter the market.

Igneous Rock – The First Challenge
Startups emerge with energy and momentum, but they must withstand market forces that can either erode or strengthen them.

Weathering, Erosion & Deposition – Facing Challenges
Over time, businesses encounter competition, shifting consumer demands, and operational struggles that reshape their path.

Sediment – Accumulating Experience
Every challenge leaves behind lessons. These experiences accumulate, forming a foundation for future growth.

Compaction & Cementation – Establishing Stability
By learning from past struggles, businesses solidify their structure and become more resilient.

Sedimentary Rock – Growth and Market Positioning
At this stage, businesses find their place in the market. However, they must continue evolving to stay relevant.

Heat & Pressure – Crises and Adaptation
No company is immune to external pressures. Economic shifts, technological changes, and global disruptions push businesses to transform.

Metamorphic Rock – Reinvention and Evolution
The strongest businesses adapt and restructure, emerging from crises stronger and more refined.

Melting – Failure or Reinvention
Some businesses dissolve, but their ideas can resurface in new forms, starting the cycle again.

The Key Takeaway?
Success in business is not linear; it is a continuous cycle of transformation. Those who learn, adapt, and reinvent themselves at every stage will thrive.

Where do you see yourself in this cycle?

15/02/2025

Geologists see metamorphic grades, but I see the journey of a business!"

Every business starts as raw potential and undergoes pressure and challenges that shape and refine it, just like metamorphic rocks transform under heat and stress.

Shale (the raw beginning): An initial idea—fragile and unstructured but full of potential.

Slate (early challenges): The business starts to take shape but remains brittle, requiring a solid foundation.

Phyllite (adaptation phase): Gradual improvements, clearer direction, and growing resilience.

Schist (growth and expansion): The business gains strength, stands out, but faces greater strategic challenges.

Gneiss (maturity and resilience): A well-established, diverse, and adaptable business ready to navigate market changes.

Just as metamorphic rocks need heat and pressure to reach their final forms, businesses need challenges and experiences to achieve success!

Where do you see yourself in this journey?

01/01/2025

Happy New year to all Geology friends

24/10/2024

The crystal mountain, Egypt

Crystal Mountain is located between the Bahariya and Farafra areas. .it is about 90 km from Farafra, about 160 km from Bahariya, and 10 km from Agabat, are no Quartz crystals, They are probably Barite (Schwerspat, BaSO4) and/or Calcite crystals (Kalkspat, CaCO3), which to ascertain at the hardness of the crystals easily. Quartz (SiO2) has the hardness 7, Barite and Calcite the hardness 3.5-3.0 (after Mohs-scale). Quartz crystal can scratch glass, Barite or Calcite can it not.

The origin of this Crystal Mountain is interesting. The hill was opened during works at the road from Farafra to Bahariya by chance and destroyed in part. The material was installed into the road. Today is the Crystal Mountain a popular stop for the tourists.

Still more interesting is the geological context. The hill is not a paleokarst cave with columnar-shaped stalagmites. It is a subvolcanic vault, which was emerged probably during the Oligocene age. The visible layers are e.g. White Desert limestone of the Khoman Fm.* (Late Cretaceous age), as well as a younger coal seam and hydrothermal impregnated reddish to brownish ferruginous layers.

The strata are broken or brecciated and intensely with each other folded. It is to be ascertained intense heat. The coal seam e.g. was transformed to anthracite (?). The crystals have increased out of climbed hydrovolcanic solutions. The hot solutions were high concentrated with BaSO4 and/or CaCO3, which had been solved from the sediments. The solutions have penetrated into all cavities. After cooling of the solutions the crystals could increase. It were formed columns or round domes with crystals within.

16/10/2024

Harpea’s Cave Beneath Folding, Spain

Cueva de Arpea is located below the twisted rock layers in Aezkoa valley in northern Spain. That area is home to some truly amazing caves.

The cave is called in french “caverne d’harpea”. It’s believed to have been used as a refuge by ancient shepherds since old times

28/07/2024

Celebrating my 9th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

05/05/2024

Dear Friends,

We have some important news to share: our Instagram page has been reactivated from scratch! After losing our old page and all its contents due to a mistake by Facebook's management, we are now starting anew with the same enthusiasm and passion for exploring the wonders of geology.

We invite you to join us again and be part of our new community, where we will continue to share amazing geological information and images. Your support means a lot to us, and we are excited to see your engagement and contributions.

07/04/2024

Happy Geologist Day to all Geology friends 🙂🥰

31/01/2024

Geologic Time Dish Towel: A Unique and Educational Gift for Geology Lovers

Are you looking for a gift that combines beauty, utility, and education? Do you want to impress your friends and family with your of and history? Do you need a dish towel that can handle any mess and dry quickly?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you need the Time dish towel!

This dish towel is not just a kitchen accessory; it's a journey through time, featuring key events and from 26 eons, epochs, and eras spanning the last 4.55 billion years.

Every wipe and pat with this 100% towel is a step through history, reminding us that every moment is a continuation of the last, every day a stitch in the fabric of time. It's not just about drying dishes; it’s about perspective.

Measuring at 17.25" x 25.5" (45cm x 65cm), this quick-drying towel with hanging loop is as functional as it is educational. Adorned with vibrant colors and intricate designs representing significant geological periods and events - it’s an artifact in its own right.

Some of the highlights of this dish towel include:

- The formation of the Earth and the Moon in the Eon

- The emergence of life and oxygen in the Eon

- The diversification of life and the first animals in the Eon

- The explosion of life and the first plants in the Period

- The rise of reptiles and the first dinosaurs in the Period

- The dominance of dinosaurs and the first birds in the Period

- The extinction of dinosaurs and the rise of mammals in the Period

- The evolution of humans and the first civilizations in the Period

And much more!

So why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinary? Make each clean-up a learning experience, each meal preparation a journey through time with our Geologic Time dish towel – where history meets functionality meets artistry.

Order yours today and get ready to explore the wonders of geology with every wipe!

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