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To: Texas Fossil; Darksheare

True that, but there are multiple sites on earth where air burst meteors dumped enough energy into the atmosphere to melt desert sand the resulting glass is usually green, as are many fulgerites.

Also any city has abundant copper conveniently suspended up in the air for easy vaporization.

Nice to know about the copper at Alamogordo, though, thanks!


28 posted on 01/06/2014 10:12:13 PM PST by null and void (It is as if they all had one head. Too bad they donÂ’t all have one neck.)
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To: null and void; Texas Fossil

Libyan desert glass is yellow for some reason.
Darwin Australia meteor glass light to dark green, white or black.


40 posted on 01/07/2014 6:11:49 AM PST by Darksheare (Try my coffee, first one's free..... Even robots will kill for it!)
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