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Hi, welcome to the Bedrock Museum website, I am Steve, the host, and this is one of the most significant rock collections you will ever see. The collection itself is comprised of exhibits left by the Mining Company of the Ort Cloud, so we have some pretty cool stuff, as it is nonexistent now. It is never really destroyed, just changes its position.

Before changing its position, the structure left these teaching aids behind. Of course, a result of the mining company not being taught in modern schools, this should be considered an imaginary structure that left behind an incredible, and impossible to believe collection of rocks. One could think of it as, rock solid evidence of an imaginary civilization of surface miners here on Earth from, get this, Mars. OK, the rocks only prove they were here and had some pretty cool ways of doing things here.

In the second half of the 19th century, the tomb of these surface miners was broken into by a team led by the British Empire, to conquer in the name of the Empire, however they had to answer to the mining company, for whom answer to none of them. At the same time the ones known as the ‘Robber Barrons’, were busy attacking the mining companies’ platform in space, behind Mercury. In short, they all found themselves in holding positions, stuck until they could prove they are the rightful owners.

All of this led to some wars until the end of WW2, with the British Empire trying to establish control by occupying the tomb. Occupying and owning are different from having the right to occupy and own. These are two different things, so we move to the mid 20th century, this is where I come in. I passed the tests and proved my position as rightful owner, and my identity was stolen.

The land is not yet returned as well as many of the plundered rocks, but for over 60 years I have recovered quite a few Artifacts, Meteorites, and assorted impact rocks, along with Man Made Fossils and Tools. The automated stone tomb door exhibit is eye opening.