It looks like the fused-silicon tubes that lightning (or a fallen high-voltage line) might leave behind when it strikes sandy soil.
Sand fused due to lightning
My guess is, it is fulgurite.
Fused sand, caused by lightning strike. Called a fulgerite.
Fossilized Coral?
Some kind of dry log. Or maybe a strange shaped rock. Jeez!!!
It looks like piece of petrified wood from an old tree (the root).
I hope this thing is a ancient root fossilized..
Acho que é um galho ( ou raiz ) fossilizados.
A dead intelligent alien life form?
Fulgurite is my guess too
I think its either a piece of petrified wood but, it could also be the remnants of a shattered planet.
It is sand that has turned into glass from a lightning strike.
It,s the once molten core of minerals and ash created by a lightning bolt striking the earth.
This is sea rock or some old petrified wood.
When lightning strikes the ground, it creates those in the ground below the surface. They call them clinkers. That’s my guess.
I think it’s melted ground caused by a lightning strike in te ground.
I didn’t know the technical term, but I remember seeing something like this in high school caused by lightning contacting earth. That is my guess.
It looks like one of those fish that looks like a tree branch. I forget what they are called.
I feeling walking like an animal.But there is no mean animal so it moving that is sure
just a piece of wood
Yes it looks like the discharge of lightning into silica sand at over 1 million degrees the sand forms a glass like structure following the path the bolt does as it branches out beneath the surface.
I believe it is fossilized coral.
A prehistoric tree.
Fossilized worm holes? or some animal hole that filled in with lava or mud a zillion years ago and we have the ‘cast’ of the hole?
Fulgurite – lightning-fused sand
Coral?
It’s a coral from a coral reef
where’s the answer?
The number 6 one is either related to spaceflight. A rocket test procedure.
Just looks like a bit of old tree to me !!
It looks like the fused-silicon tubes that lightning (or a fallen high-voltage line) might leave behind when it strikes sandy soil.
Sand fused due to lightning
My guess is, it is fulgurite.
Fused sand, caused by lightning strike. Called a fulgerite.
Fossilized Coral?
Some kind of dry log. Or maybe a strange shaped rock. Jeez!!!
It looks like piece of petrified wood from an old tree (the root).
I hope this thing is a ancient root fossilized..
Acho que é um galho ( ou raiz ) fossilizados.
A dead intelligent alien life form?
Fulgurite is my guess too
I think its either a piece of petrified wood but, it could also be the remnants of a shattered planet.
It is sand that has turned into glass from a lightning strike.
It,s the once molten core of minerals and ash created by a lightning bolt striking the earth.
This is sea rock or some old petrified wood.
When lightning strikes the ground, it creates those in the ground below the surface. They call them clinkers. That’s my guess.
I think it’s melted ground caused by a lightning strike in te ground.
I didn’t know the technical term, but I remember seeing something like this in high school caused by lightning contacting earth. That is my guess.
It looks like one of those fish that looks like a tree branch. I forget what they are called.
I feeling walking like an animal.But there is no mean animal so it moving that is sure
just a piece of wood
Yes it looks like the discharge of lightning into silica sand at over 1 million degrees the sand forms a glass like structure following the path the bolt does as it branches out beneath the surface.
I believe it is fossilized coral.
A prehistoric tree.
Fossilized worm holes? or some animal hole that filled in with lava or mud a zillion years ago and we have the ‘cast’ of the hole?
Fulgurite – lightning-fused sand
Coral?
It’s a coral from a coral reef
where’s the answer?
The number 6 one is either related to spaceflight. A rocket test procedure.
Looks like some kind of petrified corall to me 😀
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