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Check these rocks out

Buck Galaxy — 1/17/2004 5:29:54 PM (archived)

Look at the big rock at the bottom. I'm not a geologist so pardon me if I seem foolish, but it looks like something I'd see down at the beach! Are there non-water related processes that can cause erosion like this?

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• Weird rocks - Gary - 1/17/2004 4:51:34 AM
  • re: Weirder rock - SteveS - 1/18/2004 7:46:36 PM
  • Check these rocks out - Buck Galaxy - 1/17/2004 5:29:54 PM
    • It's probably ordinary basalt - Gary - 1/17/2004 6:06:05 PM
      • re: It's probably ordinary basalt - Chris Vancil - 1/17/2004 8:14:52 PM
        • re: Scoria and volcanic ash. - Marcia - 1/18/2004 12:49:48 AM
  • Whoa! Spotted 3 Indian arrow heads there! (n/t) - phil - 1/17/2004 2:37:16 PM
    • My 9 year old has found a Martian face in the rocks :-) - Buck Galaxy - 1/17/2004 5:18:40 PM
  • re: Weird rocks - Donald - 1/17/2004 2:09:28 PM
  • From the angle and distance shown - ebnelson - 1/17/2004 12:09:46 PM
  • Maybe you should keep an open mind. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/17/2004 6:20:05 AM
    • re: Maybe you should keep an open mind. - Chris Vancil - 1/17/2004 8:08:17 AM
      • re: Maybe you should keep an open mind about the possibility of MUD on Mars. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/17/2004 8:12:45 AM
        • re: Huh? Where have I ever said no MUD on Mars...btw what does MUD stand for? (n/t) - Chris Vancil - 1/17/2004 8:47:09 AM
          • re: Huh? Where have I ever said no MUD on Mars...btw what does MUD stand for? - Robert Clark - 1/17/2004 9:05:29 AM
            • re:Mud? That wet stuff on my shoes? - Chris Vancil - 1/17/2004 9:34:05 AM
              • Right. He mentioned coral fossils but I was still thinking mud. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/17/2004 2:13:07 PM
    • Maybe you should try using yours (n/t) - R.L. - 1/17/2004 8:06:00 AM
      • At this stage the evidence is overwhelming there is current liquid water on Mars. - Robert Clark - 1/17/2004 8:15:35 AM
        • Try learning about the physical properties of water, Bob - R.L. - 1/17/2004 11:32:10 PM
          • Temperatures and pressures are within the range to permit liquid water in Gusev, Mars. - Robert Clark - 1/18/2004 1:38:16 AM
            • Bob, when the data shows you to be wrong, will you admit it? - R.L. - 1/18/2004 1:59:38 AM
              • When will you actually LOOK at the data showing temperature above freezing and pressure above 6.1 mbars? (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/18/2004 11:49:21 AM
        • Squawk! Squawk! Polly want a Cracker! Polly want a Cracker! (n/t) - Polly - 1/17/2004 6:09:56 PM
          • Many prefer not to look at the evidence. It's easier to keep their beliefs that way. (n/t) - Robert Clark - 1/17/2004 8:56:53 PM
        • re: At this stage the evidence is overwhelming there is current liquid water on Mars. - Johannes - 1/17/2004 5:48:26 PM
        • Huh?!? - Donald - 1/17/2004 2:14:55 PM
  • Nick, what's your opinion concerning these rocks? (n/t) - Gary - 1/17/2004 4:56:19 AM