Dr. Greg Brennecka, a Columbia College graduate, works as an isotope geochemist and conducts research on meteorites in California. Originally from Lathrop, Mo., Brennecka said he found inspiration in science from a geology course taught by Dr. Peter Meserve. An article was written on Brennecka’s education in mid-Missouri as well as the research he performs now.
“Scientist finds solar system humbling” – St. Joseph News-Press Now
Listen I’m a huge rockhounder I have been to a lot of places in my life and Missouri has half my heart. When I was young I found a huge meteorite in north Missouri. I can tell you the name if you reply. But I seen it buried almost all the way into the ground left an impact but got covered by dirt over time it gleamed at me. I followed the beam and I found this massive rock buried in the ground I have tons of pictures I want to send it into Arizona college to get inspected but since I found it in Missouri I want to ask you guys I’m telling you it’s worth checking out email me I’ll send videos and pictures it’s non magnetic but green has fusion crust and burn marks my name is Dallas hull please contact me before send it in to Arizona