How to understand plane of cleavage in a rock?

You said "cleavage" and are talking about rocks... Total mindf*ck...

Kidding, I knew you weren't talking about boobies.

The plane of cleavage is the angle that you have to assume so you can peak down at the cleavage of the young lady standing below you while still being able to duck back quickly in the event that she looks up. If you fail to stay back far enough then she might see you if she looks up and start to cover herself, in which case you've clearly exceeded the plane of cleavage.

Dude its pretty hard to understand cleavage in this kind of location and you are talking about the plane of cleavage, not just regular cleavage. Its really up to the great mind of this century...AND the next to decipher that one.

there can be many and complicated crystal arrangements of atoms a plane is a surface that defines regular arrangementss look up pictures o f 3-D crystals if there is an "easy direction to slide " or split that is the cleavage line for the large scale crystal glass is a mix and does not have a preferred direction A diamond is very hard but if hit in the right place and angle it makes those lovely faces

Rocks Don't Wear Clothes LMAO

lol u said cleavage

TEE HEE

Go get help after school with your teachers.

I hate earth science. Well hated it at least.

i'm a geo major and i don't understand that ****... it's about the flat surfaces

ok

b00bs!