Yes, as a general rule. Most of the dripping from air conditioners is just condensed water vapor that comes from the air inside the building. Window air conditioners are designed to drain this water from the back, raining it down on any unsuspecting pedestrians below. In most ways this water is exactly like rain (which also forms from condensed water vapor) or the moisture that collects on a cool can of soda, and it's typically no more harmful.
Basalt is typically made up of augite or feldspar with some silica and olivine. A type of igneous rock, basalt can be found on oceanic floors and terrestrial landscapes formed by lava flows.
Both of these are made from the same ingredients, yet they are different kinds of rocks. To find out what makes them different, read on. Both basalt and gabbro are made from the same kind of molten rock with the same chemistry. It is relatively low in silica, but high in magnesia and iron (thatâs what I meant by ingredients). Here are pictures of both of types of rocks: Photos by USGS.