What percentage of meteorites that hit earth have got gold?
May the Lord be with you as He is with me.
It got its name because the hiker tripped over it and said, “Fukang Meteorite!”
The Fukang meteorite is estimated to be 4.5 billion years old. That’s one old stone. Beats Keith Richards by a billion years.
[Beavis voice] ….heh…heh. He said “Fukang”…heh…heh…
Not a lot of volcanoes in France… I actually live 342 kms from Clermont-Ferrand…
Stunning videos of giant honeybees shimmering on YouTube. Also worth a look on YouTube are a variety of photos of the meteorites embedded with gem quality olivine crystals.
No word on who the hiker is, or where the meteorite was found? The Boss Man doesn’t usually leave out details like that.
It’s hard to imagine how something like that formed.
“super-hard”? “Delicate”? uhhhh…. If you make something out of a “super-hard” material, why would it be “delicate”? Just curious…
I feel as though “Fukang Meteorite” must be part of one of the greatest “straight lines” ever…
The meteorite is so famed I’ve never heard of it before.
Fukang, huh? I bet the namers had a chuckle over getting that one through.
I was on some Falkland Island when I saw the Fukang Meteorite Badabing
Who knew giant honeybees could be kind of cute?
Did Krazy George teach the bees to do the wave or did he learn it from them?
That meteorite is fukang amazing!
I believe the RBION gang has discovered a new “workaround.”
jasonsnakelover 8 months ago
What percentage of meteorites that hit earth have got gold?
May the Lord be with you as He is with me.
pearlsbs 8 months ago
It got its name because the hiker tripped over it and said, “Fukang Meteorite!”
The Duke 8 months ago
The Fukang meteorite is estimated to be 4.5 billion years old. That’s one old stone. Beats Keith Richards by a billion years.
Grumpy Old Guy 8 months ago
[Beavis voice] ….heh…heh. He said “Fukang”…heh…heh…
A Common 'tator 8 months ago
Not a lot of volcanoes in France… I actually live 342 kms from Clermont-Ferrand…
jimmjonzz Premium Member 8 months ago
Stunning videos of giant honeybees shimmering on YouTube. Also worth a look on YouTube are a variety of photos of the meteorites embedded with gem quality olivine crystals.
tremaine53 8 months ago
No word on who the hiker is, or where the meteorite was found? The Boss Man doesn’t usually leave out details like that.
Màiri 8 months ago
It’s hard to imagine how something like that formed.
Raijin31 8 months ago
“super-hard”? “Delicate”? uhhhh…. If you make something out of a “super-hard” material, why would it be “delicate”? Just curious…
comixbomix 8 months ago
I feel as though “Fukang Meteorite” must be part of one of the greatest “straight lines” ever…
artegal 8 months ago
The meteorite is so famed I’ve never heard of it before.
Gina Carson 8 months ago
Fukang, huh? I bet the namers had a chuckle over getting that one through.
oish 8 months ago
I was on some Falkland Island when I saw the Fukang Meteorite Badabing
Stephen Gilberg 8 months ago
Who knew giant honeybees could be kind of cute?
Bilan 8 months ago
Did Krazy George teach the bees to do the wave or did he learn it from them?
stamps 8 months ago
That meteorite is fukang amazing!
LoneEagle7 8 months ago
I believe the RBION gang has discovered a new “workaround.”