The investigations of 13 outcrop sites; 70 miles N to S (Wind Rivers), 200 miles S to N (E. Colorado) were compared to known regional geological formations, how many large anomalies greater than 200 ft. which are the first mapped, visited and studied. Our research work is performed using standard equipment in a diligent, scientific, resourceful manner while utilizing open-sourced discovery tools, including Google Earth imaging starting with a 500-mile diameter area of the western US on to a digital library on a world scale where the patterns replicated extensively in size and matter complexity. The discovery samples were collected on open, public, and non-private lands without the need of special permitting. Key samples were analyzed by an independent electron microscopy laboratory in Englewood, CO.

The interdisciplinary approach of geology, chemistry, physics and mechanical engineering formulated a coherent understanding of the STEM complexities. This was the study blueprint to fathom and explain the materials science, condensed matter physics of spark plasma sintering, powder metallurgy for superalloy production that is the rocket species so abundant in nature, yet invisible to everyone until now. 

A big, bold new chapter of Geology is announced with this work – Rocket Geology – changes how geologists will better understand our amazing planet.