Mineral Mashing: Halite
posted by MK @ 3:35 PM
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Research at a snail's pace
If you aren't moving at a snail's pace, you aren't moving at all. -Iris Murdoch
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
About Me
- Name: MK
- Location: Westcentral, Wisconsin, United States
I am a roughly elliptical solid divided into several distinct zones of apparently different circumference. To most others, is not known whether these zones reflect actual segmentation, or are merely due to differences in the reflectivity of my surface. I appear to have bilateral symmetry, but have measurable mass based on the observed motion I impart on dust particles.
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