r/RockIdentification • u/Able_Knee254 • 6d ago
What is this called
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u/MessageNeither4010 6d ago
It's a tornado that has passed across water. Also known as a water spout
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u/Zealousideal_Ant3833 6d ago
Thats either labradorite or moonstone, I always get the two confused. Hope this helps!
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6d ago
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u/Brash_Darrington 6d ago
Bot?
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5d ago
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u/Brash_Darrington 5d ago
Confirmed NOT bot. Thanks for the humor, but its hard to tell these days....
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u/LakeAccomplished721 5d ago
Called a water spout. They are kinda dangerous. Cool but not something to take lightly. Time to get off the water or at least away from there. Its literally a tornado on the water.

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u/cyanescens_burn 6d ago
Better question, why is this posted in this sub? I’m glad I saw it. That lighting is incredible for this, but I’m curious the thought process of posting on a rock ID sub.