Stone Mountain Another Answer ???

I posted NOVA answer to the mystery of Stone Mountain and how it rolled
to Atlanta Georgia. I can live with their explaination. Now I have
proplems with that great rock is Australia sitting by itself on that
sandy desert. So I came up with it came from outer space. Now at
first that sounded weird even to me. Then I remembered reading qabout
two girls sitting on the sandy shore of a beach in Australia,and plunk a
meteoite came down between them. It did not come down with great speed
Hmmmm " very interesting" Read about the trunk of a car hit by a
meteorite Damage not as bad as one might expect if it was traveling
thousands of mph. Slow landing meteorites have good physics to
show how they can land softly. I use this as my answer to the
Australian stone mountain.(can't think of its name) Bert

"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message
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I posted NOVA answer to the mystery of Stone Mountain and how it rolled
to Atlanta Georgia. I can live with their explaination. Now I have
proplems with that great rock is Australia sitting by itself on that
sandy desert. So I came up with it came from outer space. Now at
first that sounded weird even to me. Then I remembered reading qabout
two girls sitting on the sandy shore of a beach in Australia,and plunk a
meteoite came down between them. It did not come down with great speed
Hmmmm " very interesting" Read about the trunk of a car hit by a
meteorite Damage not as bad as one might expect if it was traveling
thousands of mph. Slow landing meteorites have good physics to
show how they can land softly. I use this as my answer to the
Australian stone mountain.(can't think of its name) Bert


Uluru, Bert. Also called Ayres rock. Now, there might be a little trouble
saying it came from space - even a slow meteorite would have fractured
around the edges due to its large size and the relatively low tensile
strength of rock. Also it would be different from all other rocks in both
composition and isotope percentages. Maybe it is a bit magnetic, which is
why it attracts movie producers to itself like fleas to a dog. I wouldn't
mind building myself a little home on top of a rock like that...

Greysky

"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message
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I posted NOVA answer to the mystery of Stone Mountain and how it rolled
to Atlanta Georgia. I can live with their explaination. Now I have

Stone Mountain in Atlanta is basically the Big Toe of the Appalachian
Mountains.

Keep in mind that the Appalachian Mountains are some of the oldest on Earth,
basically worn down to nubs, foothills. Whereas the Himalayas are
Newborns, just 30,000 years old or so, geologically Spring Chickens.

Stone Mountain was pushed up (again, geologically speaking) relatively
recently.

If you must go to Weird Science explanations of Stone Mountain, start the
rumor that the Confederate carving on Stone Mountain was done by Aliens.
No human could have carved such a massive thing!

As for Ayers rock.... it's just a big rock.

And the Aborigines consider it sacred, a place of The Dreaming.

If I went there, I think I'd respect their wishes and not climb atop it.
But I would walk completely around it, which would probably be a 12 mile
hike or so.

Hi Greysky I would like to own the rock in Georgia it gets lots of
tourists spending cash money. Greysky the Earth was created by meteors
merging together billions of years ago,so Ayres rock just came down
after the Earth cooled. How different is rock in outer space than the
rocks that created our rock planet.? Reality is some large meteor rocks
did not originate in our solar system. Its true that earth rocks can be
different than those in the Kuiper belt,because of different space
differences that can create Sun's radiation on them being weaker or
stronger etc. bert

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I posted NOVA answer to the mystery of Stone Mountain and how it rolled
to Atlanta Georgia. I can live with their explaination. Now I have
proplems with that great rock is Australia sitting by itself on that
sandy desert.

Ayres rock also called Uluru:

1. It's not sitting itself. It is an outcrop.

2. It is sandstone, not a meteoric material.

Klazmon.

Klazmon of Australia Have you been to the top of Ayres? Has its
mystery been solved like NOVA solving the mystery of Stone mountain?
Is there any other Ayres in Australia? Are all meteorites made out of
the same rock"? Mostly iron in my Florida meteorite. Stone Mountain is
white rock,but not marble. It it was solid marble that would be nice.
Georgia marble is very beautiful I have my bathroom done in it.,and
window sills. Would love to visit Australia. Had a big crush on Olivia
Newton John. Bert

For a rock that BIG to land unbroken, it must be a GIANT UFO! The
alien's controlling it haven't had enough time to dig out of it!

How's that for a wacko theory? Worthy of Hoax to Hoax, isn't it?

Saul Levy


On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 09:35:52 -0400, (G=EMC^2
Glazier) wrote:

I posted NOVA answer to the mystery of Stone Mountain and how it rolled
to Atlanta Georgia. I can live with their explaination. Now I have
proplems with that great rock is Australia sitting by itself on that
sandy desert. So I came up with it came from outer space. Now at
first that sounded weird even to me. Then I remembered reading qabout
two girls sitting on the sandy shore of a beach in Australia,and plunk a
meteoite came down between them. It did not come down with great speed
Hmmmm " very interesting" Read about the trunk of a car hit by a
meteorite Damage not as bad as one might expect if it was traveling
thousands of mph. Slow landing meteorites have good physics to
show how they can land softly. I use this as my answer to the
Australian stone mountain.(can't think of its name) Bert

Saul A meteorite coming in slow,and having a speed relative to the
Earth's spin can make a very soft landing. This has been proven to us
many times. Size and being heavy fall at the same speed as light and
small. At a very good angle(staying parrel to the Earth's curve as long
as possible,and the air slowing the meteor down a hard crash landing
need not happen. This comes under the uncertainty principle,with some
probability,and a touch of chaos (why not) Bert

What about momentum?

Saul Levy


On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 04:39:44 -0400, (G=EMC^2
Glazier) wrote:

Saul A meteorite coming in slow,and having a speed relative to the
Earth's spin can make a very soft landing. This has been proven to us
many times. Size and being heavy fall at the same speed as light and
small. At a very good angle(staying parrel to the Earth's curve as long
as possible,and the air slowing the meteor down a hard crash landing
need not happen. This comes under the uncertainty principle,with some
probability,and a touch of chaos (why not) Bert

Saul Its all about relative motion. Bert