Paul Gessler
2/27/2024 2:11:34 AM |
SPECTACULAR!!!! |
Kevin S Maloney
1/28/2024 3:25:13 PM |
That is the most unique ejecta shape I have ever seen! Amazing example of the processes that can occur during an Impact Event. Outstanding! |
John lutzon
1/26/2024 9:49:37 PM |
That in-situ pic proves your all of your points, Murray, H-How did it survive the millenniums'. Super! Thank you |
Murray Paulson
1/26/2024 10:05:21 AM |
It is amazing that this delicate tektite survived its journey to the MPOD! Its delicate nature made it flutter to the ground or pond etc eons ago. It is absolutely spectacular. 10 out of 10, or in keeping with Australia, is that 11 out of 10. Thanks for showing it off! |
Mendy M Ouzillou
1/26/2024 7:30:18 AM |
Beautiful and delicate. Reminds me of Dale Chihuly's work. |
Graham Ensor
1/26/2024 4:24:38 AM |
Wonderful find and example...so delicate to. |
Bernd Pauli
1/26/2024 3:02:30 AM |
Thank you, Enrico, for showing us this extraordinary Australite button! |
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