The St. Pauls Bay rock is located on the slopes of the Witch Hazel Hill area, a scientifically significant rocky outcrop spanning more than 330 feet (101 meters), with each of its rock layers acting like a page in the book of Mars‘ history. According to the statement about the new sphere-studded specimen, however, this rock may have floated in from elsewhere.
Something_Clever919 on
Scoop it up & bring it back to earth. Then stick your whole face close to it. Closer, closer…
OrganicKeynesianBean on
Looks very similar to oolitic limestone which, funny enough, are formed by microbes. 🦠
Dawg_in_NWA on
There is a layer of rocks that look similar to this around antelope canyon in Arizona. Iys also around the horseshoe bend overlook.
EarEater3001 on
It really looks like Uraninite, or pitchblend, we find here on earth. Are there other minerals that look like Uraninite here on earth? Not saying it’s Uraninite but it’s just interesting how similar it looks.
The8thOak on
It’s a Trojan rock, studded for your pleasure.
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The St. Pauls Bay rock is located on the slopes of the Witch Hazel Hill area, a scientifically significant rocky outcrop spanning more than 330 feet (101 meters), with each of its rock layers acting like a page in the book of Mars‘ history. According to the statement about the new sphere-studded specimen, however, this rock may have floated in from elsewhere.
Scoop it up & bring it back to earth. Then stick your whole face close to it. Closer, closer…
Looks very similar to oolitic limestone which, funny enough, are formed by microbes. 🦠
There is a layer of rocks that look similar to this around antelope canyon in Arizona. Iys also around the horseshoe bend overlook.
It really looks like Uraninite, or pitchblend, we find here on earth. Are there other minerals that look like Uraninite here on earth? Not saying it’s Uraninite but it’s just interesting how similar it looks.
It’s a Trojan rock, studded for your pleasure.