Greece Impact Craters
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Big impact spheres are indicative of big impacts.
Identification of rocks,minerals,and geological features
Theodore Georgas · September 9, 2022
Local legend (South Peloponnese, Greece) has it that this was a meteorite that landed a hundred years ago and it was dug up in recent times. They say it also had a tail that broke off. This is some sort of hard stone. Are all meteorites made of iron? Could something this big remain intact after collision? Looking for a more reasonable explanation as to what this can be. It was dug up roughly where it is sitting. Thanks in advance.
Shock white and directionality - Exposed fractal coning and impact voids as this powerful shockwave made an apparent up splash effect. The red is the trace iron which is part of the large impacting bolide nano pulverized and spread as a rust color oxidized.
Resonate banding and wet form slippage. This is associated with crater walls or distance. The bands have some sine wave structure. The bands are vertical striated. Vertical striation between bands is the harmonic imprinting the between banding noise. Oct. 6, 2023. Fault zone outcrop is in an openpit lignite mine in the late Miocene–Pliocene Ptolemais Basin, West Macedonia Greece. Photo Copyright © John Walsh. Fault Analysis Group, University College Dublin.
Large earth impact overlapping. Oct. 6, 2023.
The arc of the original impact event. While digging up a lot of ash with drill cores will present 500 million year old ash, it does not prove the ash is strictly volcanic. Volcanoes are a secondary event of impact as the earth's crust is broken and is trying to resolve that. In this article they assume a large volcano but are completely unfamiliar with impact ash.
The aluminum foil test. Quit making hats with your aluminum foil and try this simple test. Push foil sheets together and see if you can make an arc. This can only be done if you make your hand into a bending fixture moving from a point. So, what is the point here? Flat plates will never make arcs pushing together as sheets. So, what geologic event can cause massive earth crust arcs. There are no volcanic events this large that we are aware of, but we do know the earth is an accretion body and the larger impact accretions occurred earlier. Aug. 2, 2024.
The Conversation Seafloor sediment reveals previously unknown volcanic eruption 520,000 years ago in south Aegean Sea
Published: July 23, 2024 8:13am EDT
Shock agate and the banding wave. Beautiful separation so crisp, not a slow function or one without a lot of power. Shock waves are a resonate producing type and the minerals will attenuate at different frequencies. The waves are in a banded progression and so is the resulting imprinting. Aug. 2, 2024.
Rock Collecting 101
Stella Zerva · ·
Any idea? Maybe an agate?
I found it in a river in Greece
Coning structure on right side. Coning structures are shatter coning writ large. Aug. 2, 2024.
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Impactite with iron and cobalt. It has directionality with fractals. It was very hot when made and subject to great forming force going from left to right, i.e. shock pressure. Magnification shown below. Aug. 2, 2024.
Identification of rocks & minerals.
Stratos Botsaris · ·
Hello everyone,
Could you please help me identify these two stones from central Greece, at the island of Evia?
