天然玻璃隕石
隕石(meteorite)也稱“隕星”,是地球以外脫離原有運行軌道的宇宙流星或塵碎塊飛快散落到地球或其它行星表面的未燃盡的石質、鐵質或是石鐵混合的物質。大多數隕石來自于火星和木星間的小行星帶,小部分來自月球和火星。隕石大體可分為玻璃隕石、石質隕石、鐵質隕石,石鐵混合隕石。
Meteorites (meteorite) are also called "meteorites". They are unburned stone, iron, or stone-iron mixed materials that are scattered from the original orbit of the universe, or fragments of dust from the orbit. . Most meteorites come from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and a small part from the moon and Mars. Meteorites can be roughly divided into glass meteorites, stone meteorites, iron meteorites, and stone-iron meteorites.
玻璃隕石主要出現在北美海岸的一些地區。玻璃隕石在我國不多見,主要分布在新疆、西藏、海南、廣東、廣西、甘肅一帶。隕石主要分為鐵隕石和石隕石。玻璃隕石是石隕石一種,是石英質的隕石,在進入大氣層后熔融,墜地后又快速冷凝,顏色有黑、墨綠、棕褐,表層具拉長狀氣泡及大小不等的圓形氣泡,有的似如月球表面的環形山狀圖案。中國古代曾稱它為“雷公墨”。早在1000多年前,中國唐朝劉恂所著《嶺表錄異》一書中就有玻璃隕石的記載:“雷州驟雨后,人于野中得石如黳石,謂之雷公墨。和之錚然,光瑩可愛。”據1844年英國生物學家達爾文描述,在澳大利亞獲得一塊鈕扣狀玻璃質石塊,認為是黑曜巖(達爾文玻璃),以后在 世界范圍內發現這種類似玻璃質石塊,并通稱為“玻璃隕石”。玻璃隕石由于質地堅韌,可雕刻成手飾、胸飾,在珠寶市場上價格十分昂貴,有著很高的收藏價值。
Glass meteorite occurs mainly in some areas of the North American coast. Glass meteorite is rare in China, mainly distributed in Xinjiang, Tibet, Hainan, Guangdong, Guangxi, and Gansu. Meteorites are mainly divided into iron meteorite and stone meteorite. Glass meteorite is a kind of stone meteorite. It is a quartz-like meteorite that melts after entering the atmosphere and quickly condenses after falling. The color is black, dark green, brown, and the surface layer has elongated bubbles and round bubbles of varying sizes. Some look like craters on the surface of the moon. In ancient China it was called "Lei Gongmo". As early as more than 1,000 years ago, in the book "Liu Biao Lu Yi" written by Liu Xie in the Tang Dynasty in China, glass meteorites were recorded: "After the Leizhou shower, people get stones like flint in the wild, which is called Lei Gongmo. And It's radiant and lovely. "According to Darwin, a British biologist in 1844, a button-shaped glassy stone was obtained in Australia and considered to be obsidian (Darwin glass). Later, this similarity was found worldwide. Vitreous stones, commonly known as "glass meteorites". Due to its tough texture, glass meteorites can be carved into hand ornaments and chest ornaments. They are very expensive in the jewelry market and have a high collection value.
玻璃隕石可以保持數以十億計年份基本保持不變。科研人員可以通過研究這些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,形成如今玻璃隕石瘋漲局勢,真正的一石千金。讓無數科學家為之瘋狂的"玻璃隕石"極為珍貴,價格一路上漲,成為如今在古玩收藏市場里最昂貴的石頭,鉆石也難以媲美。玻璃隕石投資升值潛力,已是廣為認知,也被廣大收藏群體所接受。根據已有的統計,天上掉下來一塊隕石,只有4%的可能是玻璃隕石。因玻璃隕石是特殊的隕石,價值尤比普通的隕石的價格高,具有極高的收藏價值和研究價值及市場價值。
Glass meteorites can remain essentially unchanged for billions of years. Researchers can learn more about the early universe by studying these meteorites. The value of scientific research is extremely high. Some developed countries must compete for the current situation of glass meteorite soaring. The "glass meteorite", which has made countless scientists crazy, is extremely precious, and the price has risen all the way. It has become the most expensive stone in the antique collection market today, and diamonds are hardly comparable. The potential of glass meteorite investment appreciation is widely recognized and accepted by the majority of collectors. According to existing statistics, only 4% of a meteorite falling from the sky may be a glass meteorite. Because glass meteorites are special meteorites, the value is particularly higher than ordinary meteorites, and has a very high collection value and research value and market value.
此天然玻璃隕石是新吉樂先生收藏的珍品,此天然玻璃隕石通體烏黑,似石非石,其色渾然天成,獨具特色;整體硫燒痕跡清晰可見。外表裹著一層黑色的的氧化層,叫熔殼;表面分布的許多大大小小的熔坑,叫做氣印;這些都是由于它們隕落過程中與大氣劇烈摩擦燃燒而形成的。它不僅具有一般高端收藏品的稀有性,其科學探索的價值是隕石獨有的內涵,正是這種內涵決定了隕石收藏具有深刻的內在價值發現和無窮的魅力。從長遠看來,遠非一般收藏品所能比擬。
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