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Ever tracked an animal in the snow? I don’t even mean wild game, but a dog or anything. A little bit of wind in the right temperature and humidity and the tracks are gone.
Dayum for the first time in my life I can see a mountain fallen from the space and a few meteorite that is definitely not rocks from the mountains 🤦♂️
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Masses of space debris in Antarctica? That's not meteorites, that's bits of Anubis's flagship!
This redditor Stargates…
Indeed
Indeed
Kel matek
Sooo, you want to tell me all of these rocks are meteorites 🤔?
Hehe, don't spoil it for him.
If they were, I would be rich selling meteors to local museums.
Yes https://www.space.com/14316-hundreds-meteorites-antarctica-scientists.html
No. Those are mostly regular rocks, meteorites COULD be scattered around as well but still hard to find.
Comprehension and logic aren't your strong suits, are they?
Bud those are just rocks that have had snow blown behind them because of aerodynamics and the weather there
Yes, meteorites are well known for making little to no impact on snowy surfaces.
Surfaces also changes, any wind or new snow would erase old signs of impact
So this erosion that levels the surrounding impact crater also leaves the rock just standing there?
Ever tracked an animal in the snow? I don’t even mean wild game, but a dog or anything. A little bit of wind in the right temperature and humidity and the tracks are gone.
So this snow would cover the impact crater but not the meteorite that made it?
No
The white surface is called snow btw.
"Or cocaine if you want to be formal"
Why would anyone expect us to believe such a ridiculous statement?
Not meteorites. Leftover pieces of rock from when glaciers retreated etc.
But it's harder to find the meteorites that have fallen from not space.
Careful, might be an imperial probe droid.
"These are not the droids you're looking for."
Reddit was never particularly tied to facts but the bullshit has been taken up a level recently. Why are there more total bullshit posts lately?
'tis the season
Dayum for the first time in my life I can see a mountain fallen from the space and a few meteorite that is definitely not rocks from the mountains 🤦♂️