The meteorites found in Gale crater were found to contain large amounts of iron and nickel, but analysis of nearby rocks on Witch Hazel Hill suggest that they are not of meteoric origin.

NASA has found a rock on Mars that it has dubbed Skull Hill. The rock is known as a "float rock," and NASA has no idea where it came from.

In a recent study, researchers from Curtin University and the Geological Survey of Western Australia unearthed compelling ...

Some believe that 'Skull Hill' could be an igneous rock that got eroded from a nearby outcrop, or was pushed out of an impact crater. To verify the claim, researchers need to ensure that the rock ...

Scientists call it Skull Hill. It is likely a 'float rock' moved by natural forces. Analysis suggests it is an igneous rock, ...

Instead, researchers are now exploring the possibility that Skull Hill could be a chunk of igneous rock, formed from cooling magma and potentially ejected by an impact event or uncovered by erosion.

It also contained rocks known as gabbros, which are coarse-grained igneous rocks. Both of these rocks then chemically reacted with seawater, changing their composition. While this core represents an ...

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