[SunkenCiv]

Glass (in green) found in the Alga crater on Mars. [NASA/JPL-Caltech/JHUAPL/Univ. of Arizona]

[Rembrandt]

Just wait. Algore will soon begin complaining about the warming of Mars due to U.S. air activities impacting the Mars atmosphere.

[nickcarraway]

Can we get our deposit back now?

[martin_fierro]

[Nifster]

Not an indication of anything other than hot temperature..

[Sivad]

Back in the 60s there was a neighborhood store
in our little town where we would take our
deposit glass soda bottles. Prices evolved but
I think at one time the 12 and 16 Oz bottles
were 3 cents and the quart bottles were 10 cents.
We bought candy with our earnings and took our
time making our choices. That would piss off
the Chinese store owner and he would run us out
of the place. We called him ‘Dirty Ernie’ but
I don’t remember why. We were a little outside our
own neighborhood so he didn’t know our folks.

[Fungi]

"On Mars, the glass was created when meteorites slammed into the Martian surface with enough force to melt some of the rocks," Really? That can be proven experimentally? How would they know? Mere speculation.

[PROCON]

OMG, your right.

I saw this with my home telescope...

[Swordmaker]

Glass in craters is also expected and predicted in the Electric Universe Model for crater creation, and is in fact more easily explained why it would still be there than after a meteor impact. PING

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[Smokin' Joe]

What? No obsidian?

[Daffynition]

Frankly, I would have preferred finding the mates to generations of *lost sox* ;D

[Flick Lives]