My local beach of East Yorkshire, UK provides many examples of spider stones every tide.
A few days ago I returned to the beach and collected a bag full plus some fossil sponges and wood and baked jellyfish.
The spider stones are basically granite chunks rounded off from tumbling over many years.
They are crisscrossed with veins of hardened quartz that glitters in sunlight.
The spidering shows that they were multiply fractured to allow liquid quartz to penetrate all the cracks.
Some of them were re-fracted later and then the cracks healed.
This fractured granite is what the Russian and German deepdrilling projects found 5-7 miles deep. They found superheated water down there.
Superheated water can dissolve all minerals.
This water was originally under the crust then it was released during The Flood when GOD shook Earth to totally shatter the crust to cause all the hot water to blast out as geysers - the fountains of the deep of Genesis 7:11 In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up,
A few days ago I returned to the beach and collected a bag full plus some fossil sponges and wood and baked jellyfish.
The spider stones are basically granite chunks rounded off from tumbling over many years.
They are crisscrossed with veins of hardened quartz that glitters in sunlight.
The spidering shows that they were multiply fractured to allow liquid quartz to penetrate all the cracks.
Some of them were re-fracted later and then the cracks healed.
This fractured granite is what the Russian and German deepdrilling projects found 5-7 miles deep. They found superheated water down there.
Superheated water can dissolve all minerals.
This water was originally under the crust then it was released during The Flood when GOD shook Earth to totally shatter the crust to cause all the hot water to blast out as geysers - the fountains of the deep of Genesis 7:11 In the six hundredth year of Noah's life, in the second month, the seventeenth day of the month, the same day were all the fountains of the great deep broken up,