Woke up from a dream where I was selected to be on a research team to spend several days in a habitat on the surface of mars. Saw the most outrageous impact craters, found sedimentary rocks, learned that the face really was made by sentient hands, and got to bring back a beautiful green and red banded copper and manganese rich specimen that was sprinkled on one side with tiny perfect cubic pyrite crystals. Was so happy in the dream that I weapt with joy! (Wouldn't you with a martian specimen like that!) Then woke to this fun discussion! All the best, Robert Beauford : )
> Thanks to Sterling for his "head's up" on this outrageously "unique" feature > recently photographed on the surface of Mars. If you were in a rush and > didn't check it out, here's another > chance......http://www.enterprisemission.com/samp5.htm > > I'm wondering if Ron Baalke might be able to get some of his colleagues to > explain this phenomenon? > > In awe, > > Kevin Kichinka ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
