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- Tektite - Wikipedia
Tektites (from Ancient Greek τηκτός (tēktós) 'molten') are gravel -sized bodies composed of black, green, brown or grey natural glass formed from terrestrial debris ejected during meteorite impacts
- Tektite | Properties, Distribution, Facts | Britannica
Tektites formed from the melting and rapid cooling of terrestrial rocks that had been vaporized by the high-energy impacts of large meteorites, comets, or asteroids upon the surface of Earth
- Tektite : Properties, Occurrence, Distribution » Geology Science
Tektites are natural glass objects that form when a high-velocity impact melts the target rock or soil, creating a molten material that is then ejected into the atmosphere As this molten material cools and solidifies during re-entry, it forms glassy shapes known as tektites
- Tektite Meanings and Crystal Properties - The Crystal Council
Tektite is a unique type of natural glass formed during ancient meteorite strikes on Earth It’s a high silica based stone that reminds one of small gravel pebbles, which can vary in size of a few centimeters (Tektites measuring in millimeters are called Microtektites)
- Tektites | Jackson School Museum of Earth History
Tektites are rounded, pitted bodies of silicate glass, nonvolcanic in origin, most likely derived by large hypervelocity meteorite collisions with terrestrial rocks
- Tektites :: Meteoritical Society
Tektites are assigned to strewnfields, which are the areas over which chemically and physically related tektites are found The assignment of a strewnfield is based on the oxide composition of a tektite and the ages of the tektites
- TEKTITES INFO - What is a tektite
Tektites are naturally occurring holohyaline (wholly glassy and macroscopically homogeneous) droplets formed by the melting and ballistic ejection (and vapourisation and condensation) of silica-rich rock by cosmic impacts
- 38 Facts About Tektites
Discover 38 fascinating facts about tektites, the mysterious glassy objects from space Learn their origins, types, and scientific significance
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