What is the best local source for rock identification of various rocks and information about a 6 inch meteorite?
2:37p, 4/26/24
Leonard H. Stringfield will be along shortly to tell you which spaceship dropped that rock.
3:50p, 4/26/24
In reply to maroon barchetta
Outstanding question!maroon barchetta said:
Local to who?
3:52p, 4/26/24
In reply to Know Your Enemy
You can fix it.
Know Your Enemy said:
I thought this said RACK identification and was hoping to see some hogans.
You can fix it.
3:56p, 4/26/24
In reply to Know Your Enemy
Came for cleavage
Know Your Enemy said:
I thought this said RACK identification and was hoping to see some hogans.
Came for cleavage
5:24p, 4/26/24
In reply to Rick Dalton
Depositional processes
Rick Dalton said:
It's a Boeing bomb. A big ol' frozen chunk of poopy.
Depositional processes
11:27a, 4/28/24
In reply to maroon barchetta
For OP > College Station area.
maroon barchetta said:
Local to who?
Also, ask the Outdoors Board. They know stuff.
For OP > College Station area.
12:04p, 4/28/24
In reply to buffalo chip
That's a Sleestack skull fragment.
buffalo chip said:maroon barchetta said:
Local to who?
Also, ask the Outdoors Board. They know stuff.
For OP > College Station area.
That's a Sleestack skull fragment.