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I’m going camping just south of Western Sahara this weekend in the middle of the desert. I have a very powerful magnet stick and a metal detector. I know nothing about hunting for meteorites and would greatly appreciate some guidance. -
They shouldn't be in any danger as long as they don't feed the sluice or clean it out!! -
By boulder dash · Posted
I ended up with 7 nuggets. 5 were found Saturday afternoon in old hillside rake down hillside area. I raked about 15ft square and nuggets were popping out quite a bit. This hillside patch had more dig holes than I could count. The area was quite large and without a doubt has many more. Just because someone has detected an area doesn't mean they get them all. Had a great time detecting with Adam, thanks for all the laughs and I brake for bedrock shirts. -
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Calcite and aragonite will both react to vinegar since they are both calcium carbonate. The difference is just in the way the molecules are stacked. Calcite has a trigonal crystal system whereas aragonite is orthorhombic.
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