I dont know if this goes here or on /sci/ but my son found this

Cool!

I want to lick it

that's called glass

fordite

>>2263621
glass, slag, or obsidian.

probably glass though.

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>>2263649
just naturally occuring glass? how does that even happen? wouldnt that take extreme heat? here is the bottom of it.

>>2263621
That definitely looks like glass, where did he find it?

>>2263656
he just kicked it over, it was on the topsoil in florida. it didnt look anything like that when i first got it. basic rock kind of thing until it was cleaned up a bit.

>>2263655
it's just bottle glass that's been melted in a fire or furnace.

could be leftovers from a glass-blower's shop. Could be campfire art. Could be something someone made in their garage with a torch.

>>2263655
now that's what i call a pet rock

>>2263621
>>2263669
Hippies probably lost it on a drug crazed binge.

>>2263655
Yes, it does take extreme heat. But glass forms naturally all the time. All it requires is enough sand in the soil when lightning strikes.

>>2263655
>just naturally occuring glass?
no, it's garbage

>>2263739

My pet rock would beat your pet rock anyday

>>2263852
you would be surprised what junk glass like that can go for. Not garbage prices, that's for sure.

>>2263853
Bitch, my pet rock would chew your rock up and spit it out

>>2263621

Glass-making waste. Pretty vivid and kinda interesting. Worth checking in local records if a glass factory is recorded in the area.

>>2263621
Enjoy your face-hugger.