Earth rock, terrestrial?
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Reanm8er is right. The image provided, with no other information, is seriously lacking. Try again. This time give us several images if the item. A description also helps immensely.
Please keep in mind that most rocks are terrestrial.
Time for more coffee.
Please keep in mind that most rocks are terrestrial.
Time for more coffee.
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Unless my internet is better than I thought it likely was found on Earth. Is the image as-found or after grinding/slicing?
Need a better image, description, something of known size or a described size of the image.
Blog? You posted, not blogged. ;-)
Need a better image, description, something of known size or a described size of the image.
Blog? You posted, not blogged. ;-)
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I see nice quartz, see if you can see any Gold.
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