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A speculative field that studies how geological processes—tectonics, erosion, magmatism—might behave in warped spacetime or under the influence of artificial gravity manipulation. If you could contract or expand space within a planetary body, you could create underground caverns without excavation, trigger or suppress volcanic activity, or rearrange mineral deposits. Warp geoscience also considers how natural warps (e.g., near neutron stars) affect planetary geology. While purely theoretical today, it offers a framework for terraforming or resource extraction in a future where spacetime engineering is possible.
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