This meteorite came from the core of another planet. Inside it, a new mineral

[Disir]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

 

[Dan Stubbs]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
sciencealert.com/mineral-never-seen-in-nature-found-buried-in-heart-of-mysterious-meteorite

This is cool.

They get this right, yet they can't get the fact that there is no such thing as a Black Hole. Why>? They state they have never seen one.

 

[mudwhistle]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

Maybe it's from Krypton....

 

[Frannie]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

How the frick is the mineral new if it is formed in steel smelting? The article totally contradicts itself, then the article says that minerals only get a name when they are found in nature...……...wrong again 7 New Minerals Created by Human Activity

It's not fun if it's too easy, can you get Vlad or your Mom to help or something? This isn't going to hold my attention, I could find more errors but again this is boring.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

How the frick is the mineral new if it is formed in steel smelting?

"
Scientists have come across edscottite before, inside smelters. It is one of the phases iron goes through when it is smelted into steel.

But they have never seen it naturally occurring. And minerals only get a name when you can find them in nature."

I think you are the only one who doesn't get it.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
sciencealert.com/mineral-never-seen-in-nature-found-buried-in-heart-of-mysterious-meteorite

This is cool.

They get this right, yet they can't get the fact that there is no such thing as a Black Hole. Why>? They state they have never seen one.

Uh...what?

 

[Disir]

Ya'll have fun with that.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

Super cool... A remnant of a planet that no lomger exists that was in our own solar system.

 

[TNHarley]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

How the frick is the mineral new if it is formed in steel smelting? The article totally contradicts itself, then the article says that minerals only get a name when they are found in nature...……...wrong again 7 New Minerals Created by Human Activity

It's not fun if it's too easy, can you get Vlad or your Mom to help or something? This isn't going to hold my attention, I could find more errors but again this is boring.

A mineral, by definition, is naturally occurring. Not man made.
That wasnt a contradiction. It was your ignorance, science hater.

 

[Frannie]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

How the frick is the mineral new if it is formed in steel smelting? The article totally contradicts itself, then the article says that minerals only get a name when they are found in nature...……...wrong again 7 New Minerals Created by Human Activity

It's not fun if it's too easy, can you get Vlad or your Mom to help or something? This isn't going to hold my attention, I could find more errors but again this is boring.

A mineral, by definition, is naturally occurring. Not man made.
That wasnt a contradiction. It was your ignorance, science hater.

At one time everything was natural...………….no longer, please keep up

 

[TNHarley]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

How the frick is the mineral new if it is formed in steel smelting? The article totally contradicts itself, then the article says that minerals only get a name when they are found in nature...……...wrong again 7 New Minerals Created by Human Activity

It's not fun if it's too easy, can you get Vlad or your Mom to help or something? This isn't going to hold my attention, I could find more errors but again this is boring.

A mineral, by definition, is naturally occurring. Not man made.
That wasnt a contradiction. It was your ignorance, science hater.

At one time everything was natural...………….no longer, please keep up

Lol you failed at trying to save face.

 

[Frannie]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

How the frick is the mineral new if it is formed in steel smelting? The article totally contradicts itself, then the article says that minerals only get a name when they are found in nature...……...wrong again 7 New Minerals Created by Human Activity

It's not fun if it's too easy, can you get Vlad or your Mom to help or something? This isn't going to hold my attention, I could find more errors but again this is boring.

A mineral, by definition, is naturally occurring. Not man made.
That wasnt a contradiction. It was your ignorance, science hater.

At one time everything was natural...………….no longer, please keep up

Lol you failed at trying to save face.

At one time all elements were natural too, no longer please keep up

 

[Dan Stubbs]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

You do know it is really a space ship coming to pick up AO Cortez and take her home.

 

[Disir]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

You do know it is really a space ship coming to pick up AO Cortez and take her home.

You do know we won't get that lucky.

 

[Frannie]

The meteorite is red and black and deeply scarred from its million-year-plus journey, and certainly looks the part. The mineral it contains has been christened edscottite.

The mineral was found after close examination of the Wedderburn Meteorite, a lemon-sized chunk of metal found just outside Wedderburn in 1951, and now a part of Museums Victoria’s collection.


We have found many meteorites, but a meteorite from the core of another planet is extremely rare.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-inside-it-a-new-mineral-20190830-p52mhg.html

This is cool.

You do know it is really a space ship coming to pick up AO Cortez and take her home.

Shit they left her here for a purpose...………………….they didn't want her

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

At one time all elements were natural to

Neat! But "naturally occurring" is not part of the definition of element. So....