"Geologia face cercetări la adâncime!"

Translation: Geology does studies at great depths!

[LouisSepdekdu]

Geology doesn't do any studies. Geologists do.

[CalinDarie]

It sounds a bit off to a Romanian native here as well. I guess it's intended as a quip, but still...
As for the translation, I would have gone with "research" too.

[EssiMartha]

"does research" or "researches" or "does studies" or "studies" but NOT "does researches", which was the recommended answer

[daev3000]

It's been changed to "does studies" now.

[curinanco]

Does research should be accepted

[Chris265302]

Geology does research (sing) at depth or depths depending on what exactly you want to say. But Research in the singular is what we would normally say in UK english.

[hippietrail]

Really? How many fathoms? Rocks that are not submerged should also be of interest really though.

[jones265922]

Really! One can only scratch the surface of this sentence before the plunge into the unknown.
Are we meant to understand that geologists work underground, or underwater? or that they go --as we say colloquially--to great lengths to do research? or are we talking mineshafts, wells, caves? Whatever, the darkness there does not allow much light for the study of anything.

[StoicaStoica]

there is no romanian word for "great"...

[jonathanger]

why "geologia" and not "geologie"?

[LouisSepdekdu]

Because, like other Romance languages, Romanian uses the definite article with abstract concepts, where English uses no article.