四川永合利拍賣有限公司，為藏品強大的傳播效應向各位買家推薦經國家一級鑒定專家甄選的藝術珍品,為藏家牽線搭橋,讓千百件藝術珍品價值被發掘與重視,在拍賣會上得以高價成交。
Sichuan Yonghe Li Auction Co., Ltd. For the strong dissemination effect of collections, we recommend to buyers the art treasures selected by experts of national first-level appraisal, and make a bridge for Tibetans, so that the value of thousands of art treasures can be excavated and valued, and high-priced transactions can be concluded at auction.
【名稱】玻璃隕石
【規格】重：780g
【類別】雜項
【Name】Glass meteorite
【Specification】Weight: 780g
【category】miscellaneous
玻璃隕石為半透明的玻璃質體，有微弱磁性，顏色為墨綠色、綠色，淡綠色，棕色，褐色，深褐色，還有少見的朱砂色。玻璃隕石是在高空、高溫、高壓和高速下形成的，所以它有明顯的形成特證：內部高純度無雜質，通體布滿致密的小氣泡，外部有融殼，融殼上有流紋，外部和融殼下有時會產生大的氣印。
Glass vermiculite is a translucent glass body with weak magnetic properties, such as dark green, green, light green, brown, brown, dark brown, and rare cinnabar. The glass vermiculite is formed at high altitude, high temperature, high pressure and high speed, so it has obvious formation characteristics: the internal high purity is free of impurities, the whole body is covered with dense small bubbles, the outer part has a melting shell, and the outer shell has a flow pattern. Sometimes a large air mark is produced under the outer and the shell.
因為玻璃隕石在降落過程中為液質體，在高速下它們會被分解為較小的質量體，因此客觀上不存在極大質量的玻璃隕石，但它與母石伴生隕落時或許較大的質量體。
Because vitreous rocks are liquid plastids during the landing process, they are decomposed into smaller masses at high speeds, so there is no objectively high quality vitreous of the glass, but it may be larger when it is associated with the mother stone. Quality body.
大多數玻璃隕石的形狀與熔融濺射物的形狀相似，常呈黑色或深綠色，半透明，以前普遍認為是隕星事件造成的，大隕星沖撞使地表及隕星的碎裂物很快融熔、迅速冷卻結晶而成。經現在科學研究證明，玻璃隕石是某種石隕石熔融后的產物。
Most glass meteorites are similar in shape to molten sputters, often black or dark green, translucent, previously thought to be caused by comet events, and large comet collisions cause the surface and comet's fragments to melt quickly. It is rapidly cooled and crystallized. It has been proved by scientific research that glass vermiculite is a product of some kind of stone.
