bobby5
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Large, Heavy and Crystal inside.
What type Rock is This?
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giuhalftrack
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I don't know what type of rock is but in the picture with the tennis ball, you see an older rock (fractured), with fractures filled by the percolation fluids that re-cristallize and give you a "new" rock.
Probably quartz deposition (location near ore deposits ?) or calcite.
The calcite makes bubbles if you put some drop of HCL on it, quartz not.
Probably quartz deposition (location near ore deposits ?) or calcite.
The calcite makes bubbles if you put some drop of HCL on it, quartz not.
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