From the guess that this was white based on a B/W picture. At least it does look white!
The mid ocean ridge was a jest, but continued fissure volcanism on a flooded crater floor is not.
I agree that I could not find any good pillow possibilities (story of my life!). I promote the possibility that some of these may suggest subaqueous processes involving volcanism, such as volcanic turbidites or peperites.
I dont see any high angle cross bedding to suggest anything aeolian, but there certainly are layers. The rocks at Peace look like pure precipates, not an alteration crust - they're full of holes. I think the rat ground much more than anticipated - looks like the deepest hole yet. Thanks for the opinions.
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I guessed on sulfates
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- now there's an interesting rock
- Also, look at Peace Rock images
- jms - how are you with Hexagonal minerals?
- There's a psuedohexagonal mineral that came to mind,
- re: There's a psuedohexagonal mineral that came to mind,
- Aragonite?
- There's a psuedohexagonal mineral that came to mind,
- jms - how are you with Hexagonal minerals?
- re: now there's an interesting rock
- Is it credible that....
- What about this one.....?
- Also, look at Peace Rock images
