玻璃隕石，我國古人又稱為雷公墨。因其常于雷雨天中被雨水從巖層中沖刷脫落出來，以致古人誤以為是雷電造成的，是傳說中的雷公畫符遺 留的墨塊。在暴雨傾瀉后的海南島，往往會發現地里有一種杏子大小，長約十幾厘米，樣子奇特的、黑色玻璃質石塊。由于它總是在雷雨之后出現，因此被稱為“雷公墨”。
Glass meteorite, also known as Lei Gong Mo in ancient China. The ancient people mistakenly believed that it was caused by thunder and lightning, and it was the ink block left by the legend of Lei Gong's amulet. In Hainan Island after the rainstorm, it is often found that there is a kind of apricot size, about ten centimeters long, with a strange, black glass stone. Because it always appears after thunderstorm, it is called "Lei Gong Mo".
玻璃隕石為半透明的玻璃質體，有很微弱的磁性，顏色除了淡綠色和黑色以外還有，墨綠色，棕色褐色。玻璃隕石在高空高溫中高壓快速形成的，所以它有很明顯的特征：內部高純度無雜質，外表也有很多密集的小氣泡。玻璃隕石在降落過程中為液質體，在高速下它們將被分解為較小的質量體。
Glass meteorites are translucent vitrinite with weak magnetism. Besides light green and black, there are also dark green and brown brown. Glass meteorite is formed rapidly at high temperature, high pressure and medium pressure, so it has obvious characteristics: high purity inside, no impurities, and many dense small bubbles on the surface. Glass meteorites are liquid bodies in the process of falling, and they will be decomposed into smaller masses at high speed.
玻璃隕石內部一般有氣泡，大小從幾微米至幾毫米不等，個別可能更大;也有玻璃隕石含有焦石英、柯石英、斜鋯石和隕石中常見的鐵鎳元素。微小玻璃隕石只在海洋沉積物中有發現。其大小大小從數毫米到約40微米以下。基本上與其附近大陸上的玻璃隕石具有同樣的居地年齡、成分和形狀。
In general, there are bubbles in the glass meteorites, ranging in size from a few microns to a few millimeters, and some of them may be larger; there are also some glass meteorites containing pyroxene, coesite, plagioclase and iron and nickel elements commonly found in meteorites. Microglass meteorites are found only in marine sediments. Its size ranges from a few millimeters to about 40 microns. Basically, they have the same age, composition and shape as the glass meteorites from the adjacent continents.
玻璃隕石是隕石中獨具特色的一類。在英語中玻璃隕石叫做“tektite”，這個詞源于古希臘語中的“熔化”。在地球上，亞洲、大洋洲、歐洲、非洲、北美洲、南美洲等地均有玻璃隕石發現。玻璃隕石的顏色從黝黑、棕黑、灰黑，到翠綠、墨綠等各有不同，形狀有水滴形、啞鈴形、飛盤形、球形、棍狀等，個體大者尺度超過幾十厘米、小者僅幾毫米。
Glass meteorite is a kind of unique meteorite. In English, glass meteorite is called "tektite", which comes from the ancient Greek word for "melting". Glass meteorites are found in Asia, Oceania, Europe, Africa, North America and South America. The colors of glass meteorites vary from dark, brown, gray to green and dark green. The shapes include water drop, dumbbell, Frisbee, sphere, stick, etc. the larger one is more than tens of centimeters, and the smaller one is only a few millimeters.
隨著近年玻璃隕石市場的熾熱，玻璃隕石越來越普遍遭到各界人士的關注，并且由于玻璃隕石本身獨具的極高的科研價值，玻璃隕石在拍賣會上的成果一路飄紅。早在1993年，蘇富比拍賣行以44.25萬美元拍成 交一塊0.33克的月球玻璃隕石，其價值遠遠高于鉆石。在2013年，烏魯木齊有一塊“拳頭大”的玻璃隕石，標出8千萬的天價。其令人難以相信的價錢預示著玻璃隕石在珍藏界的宏大沖擊力，這就標志著玻璃隕石正式躋身具有投資珍藏功用的藝術品門類。科研人員可以通過研究這些玻璃隕石對早期宇宙了解更多，科研價值極高，一些發達國家必爭之物，形成如今玻璃玻璃隕石瘋漲局勢，真正的一石千金。
With the hot market of glass meteorites in recent years, the glass meteorites are more and more concerned by people from all walks of life. Because of the unique high scientific research value of the meteorite itself, the results of the meteorite in the auction are all the way red. As early as 1993, Sotheby auction house sold a 0.33 g moon glass meteorite for $4425000, which is worth much more than diamonds. In 2013, Urumqi had a "fist big" glass meteorite, marking an estimated price of 80million. The incredible price indicates the great impact of the meteorite in the collection field, which marks that the meteorite has officially entered the art category with investment and collection function. Researchers can learn more about the early universe by studying these meteorites, which are of great value. Some developed countries must contend for things, which can form a real stone with a thousand gold.
此塊玻璃隕石重：350g，隕石現在市場價值之高，令人難以想象，這都源于隕石來源的特殊性和稀缺性，隕石也逐漸成為了國際收藏界與投資家們的保值增值的潛力股，并排列在世界寶藏與國際藏品的重要位置。
This piece of glass meteorite weighs 350g. It's hard to imagine the high market value of meteorite. This is due to the particularity and scarcity of meteorite sources. Meteorite has gradually become a potential stock of international collectors and investors to maintain and increase value, and ranks in an important position in the world's treasures and international collections.
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