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The rock in the post # 301 at the top of this page:
This is obviously a meteoritic rock that fell from the space.
It had pressed the sand and some of it is under the level of the surrounding ground.
The rock in the post # 301 at the top of this page:
This is obviously a meteoritic rock that fell from the space.
It had pressed the sand and some of it is under the level of the surrounding ground.
The rock in the post # 301 at the top of this page:
This is obviously a meteoritic rock that fell from the space.
It had pressed the sand and some of it is under the level of the surrounding ground.
And the impact crater from such a meteor (meteorites are usually less than a 1m depending on definition) would make the surrounding sediment to mound up around it?????
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