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An amateur field geologist and meteorite hunter, Juan Torres searches desert dry lakes and volcanic terrains for rare specimens, reporting on basic geology and planetary rocks. Torres earlier assisted with geological cataloging and sample curation at a local natural history museum.

Can Lightning Turn Sand Into Glass?Physics
What Do You Call a Scientist Who Studies Rocks?Earth & Space
What Would Happen If You Jumped Into Lava?Earth & Space
What Are the Different Types of Ice?Earth & Space
What Is Green Obsidian? Its Formation and Origins Earth & Space
How to Get a Meteorite Officially Classified Earth & Space
How Much Is a Piece of Meteorite Worth?Earth & Space
What Is Libyan Desert Glass and How Did It Form?Earth & Space
How Long Does It Take for Magma to Cool?Earth & Space
What Are Lava Stones and How Are They Formed?Earth & Space
Do Diamonds Come From Volcanoes?Earth & Space
Why Should You Never Put Wet Rocks Near a Fire?Earth & Space
What Does Magma Feel Like? The Reality of Liquid Rock Earth & Space
Is Scoria a Mafic or Felsic Rock?Earth & Space
What Can You Find in a Cave? From Rocks to Life Earth & Space
Is Obsidian See-Through? The Science of Its Transparency Earth & Space
How Rare Is Moldavite? From Cosmic Origin to Market Earth & Space
What Is Snowflake Obsidian and How Does It Form?Earth & Space
How Much Does a Gallon of Rocks Weigh?Earth & Space
How to Tell If a Rock Is a Meteorite Earth & Space
What Would Happen If You Touched Lava?Earth & Space
What Are Hot Rocks and How Do They Work?Therapies
How Much Does a Meteorite Cost and What Affects the Price?Earth & Space
How Long Does It Take for Lava to Cool?Earth & Space
What Is Obsidian Stone and How Is It Formed?Earth & Space
What Does a Meteorite Look Like on the Outside and Inside?Earth & Space
Can You Break Bedrock in Real Life?Earth & Space
Why Is the Pink Lake Pink? A Scientific Explanation Earth & Space
What Makes the Pink Lake Pink? A Scientific Answer Earth & Space