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re: Curiouser and curiouser....

Marcia — 10/9/2004 2:27:30 PM (archived)

I keep seeing Tufa (lol):

Figure 10. Large mushroom tufas at the Pelican Point site composed of layers of broccoli-like branching tufa and dense tufa nodules. From USGS

Wopmay looks like a tufa pillow.

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• Stuff from the rovers - LJ - 10/7/2004 10:53:18 PM
  • re: Stuff from the rovers - Raoul - 10/8/2004 7:33:21 AM
    • re Oppy pic: spectacular - aniel - 10/8/2004 8:38:34 PM
    • re: 2nd image is HUGE! - Marcia - 10/8/2004 12:15:21 PM
  • re: Stuff from the rovers - Marcia - 10/7/2004 11:42:28 PM
    • Take a look at the APXS data for Ebenezer and Clovis. - Robert Clark - 10/8/2004 8:46:04 AM
      • re: Take a look at the APXS data for Ebenezer and Clovis. - Marcia - 10/9/2004 4:59:16 AM
        • re: Take a look at the APXS data for Ebenezer and Clovis. - Robert Clark - 10/13/2004 1:17:46 AM
        • Ebenezer and Clovis suggest volcanism - bruced - 10/9/2004 12:48:44 PM
          • re: Ebenezer and Clovis suggest volcanism - Robert Clark - 10/13/2004 1:30:31 AM
          • Indeed... - Nick Hoffman - 10/10/2004 1:08:58 AM
          • re: Ebenezer and Clovis suggest volcanism - Robert Clark - 10/9/2004 7:20:04 PM
            • re: Ebenezer and Clovis suggest volcanism - bruced - 10/10/2004 4:49:11 AM
              • Greenhouses and Volcanism on Earth and Mars - Nick Hoffman - 10/10/2004 5:47:43 AM
                • regular strata and the periodicity of cometary impact - E.P. Grondine - 10/10/2004 6:39:51 PM
                  • Impact history - Philip Simon - 10/11/2004 11:00:41 PM
                    • re: Impact history of Mars - E.P. Grondine - 10/12/2004 12:51:50 AM
                      • Partial agreement - Philip Simon - 10/15/2004 12:01:36 AM
    • Wopmay - jms - 10/8/2004 3:38:05 AM
      • re: Exquisitely argued - BRFelix - 10/9/2004 10:19:41 PM
      • The medium here is not calcium carbonate - E.P. Grondine - 10/9/2004 5:58:49 PM
        • Don't recall claiming it was CaCO3. - jms - 10/11/2004 4:15:28 AM
          • "we start with what we know and work from there." - Nick Hoffman - 10/11/2004 12:38:06 PM
            • reasoning by analogy - E.P. Grondine - 10/11/2004 3:42:26 PM
      • Curiouser and curiouser.... - Nick Hoffman - 10/9/2004 12:26:18 PM
        • re: Curiouser and curiouser.... - Marcia - 10/9/2004 2:27:30 PM
          • re: ... must wake up though ... - Marcia - 10/9/2004 4:50:46 PM
            • re:.. must wake up though ... Yeah, the medium here is not calcium carbonate - E.P. Grondine - 10/9/2004 5:23:12 PM
              • get yourself a big chunk o' gypsum, and throw it off your roof... - jms - 10/11/2004 4:27:25 AM
                • No one has said that the fracture pattern is not polygonal - E.P. Grondine - 10/11/2004 3:35:26 PM
                  • re: No one has said that the fracture pattern is not polygonal - Nathan Koren - 10/12/2004 3:35:46 AM
                  • So therefore the causative stresses were unlikely to be compressional... - jms - 10/12/2004 2:07:55 AM
              • re: Acidic conditions/water and berries. - Marcia - 10/10/2004 7:33:46 PM
                • re: Acidic conditions/water and berries. - E.P. Grondine - 10/11/2004 1:28:55 AM
              • typo - E.P. Grondine - 10/9/2004 5:24:24 PM
      • re: Wopmay - Nick Hoffman - 10/8/2004 8:17:29 AM
        • Hydrothermal overtones - jms - 10/11/2004 3:48:52 AM
          • re: The word: Thermophysical. - Marcia - 10/12/2004 5:06:57 AM
            • Thermophysical vs hydrothermal - Nick Hoffman - 10/12/2004 8:54:50 AM
              • re: Thermophysical vs hydrothermal - E.P. Grondine - 10/12/2004 9:28:22 PM
        • re: Wopmay - Marcia - 10/11/2004 1:25:43 AM
          • Boiling gypsum mud. Wow. - jms - 10/11/2004 3:54:35 AM