[cogitator]

I'll be shocked if someone guesses the extra impact of this picture on terrestrial geology.

[Onelifetogive]

I'll be shocked if someone guesses the extra impact of this picture on terrestrial geology.

Located in one of the "impact craters" in Europe???

[1Old Pro]

BERLIN

[Prof Engineer]

Grenwich, England?

[bert]

Iguess Basel....

[gridlock]

I'm going to guess that is on the square in Siena, Italy.

I have no idea of the terrestrial significance.

Could it be that the well in the square in Siena was one of those measured to determine and estimate for the size of the Earth?

I'm shootin' in the dark here...

[farmfriend]

I have no clue.

[billb]

Freehold, NJ?

[WilliamWallace1999]

The church is constructed of the stone debris from the meteor itself. It is situated in the remains of a crater in the town of Rochechouart

Rochechouart Meteorite Impact Site, France

http://www.geos.ed.ac.uk/undergraduate/field/rochechouart/

[Onelifetogive]

ll be shocked if someone guesses the extra impact of this picture on terrestrial geology.

Cute...you gave us a hint...

I didn't catch it the first time.

[MineralMan]

Aachen, Germany? I have no idea what the geological significance of that might be.

[Rebelbase]

The church was built with dolimite from the Italian Alps?

[wardaddy]

Colmar, Alsace-France?

[doodad]

Made of impact breccia, huh? I'll bet that is brittle stuff.

[WaterDragon]

A very cool thread! Do another one. And ping me, please!