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I found an interesting rock in a river bed in Arizona once. I think this rock would prove that the Earth is much more than 10,000 years old as creationists like to believe. It was a piece of conglomerate. It had been rounded in the river bed, about 10" across. The interesting thing was that it had a nice red aggregate that looked like red concrete (it wasn't, this stuff was in many places) but the neat part was that in the aggregate were a bunch of stones a couple inches across that themselves were smooth and rounded from a river before they were formed into the conglomerate, they look like granite. Those stones must have been rounded in a river tens of thousands of years ago, maybe hundreds of thousands or more, before they were buried and made into conglomerate. And the rock I found was rounded from being in the river bed who knows how long, the aggregate was not soft at all, but it must have been a long time because I never saw water there while I was there for a few years. I found some of this stuff on one of the mountains around Phoenix too so it isn't concrete and I know conglomerate when I see it.
Anyone have an idea how old this must be? Unfortunately I don't have it anymore, someone stole it. My first pet rock.. sob
(this is probably in the wrong forum, sorry)
Anyone have an idea how old this must be? Unfortunately I don't have it anymore, someone stole it. My first pet rock.. sob
(this is probably in the wrong forum, sorry)
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