NEWEST!!! PICA Impact Glass, Chile, one small nice piece of 16.8 grams

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IMCA # 3948, IMCA # 5051
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Pica glass was probably formed when an asteroid or comet hit the surface of the earth like a huge atomic bomb. The surface was partially or totally melted forming the glass.
Pica glass contains abundant silt-sized and finer meteoritical particles that occur as individual phases and complex assemblages typically associated with vesicles [2,3]. They range from buchwaldite (NaCaPO4), Ni-bearing troilite (FeS), and oldhamite (CaS) to rock fragments composed of Mg-Fe silicates, corundum-bearing perovskite (CaTiO3), and serpentinite.
Here we offer a nice small specimen of the Pica glass of 16.8 grams.
Very good addition to your collection.
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