6g Libyan Desert Glass - Ancient Cosmic Impact Specimen from Egypt's Western Desert Fluorite One end has been carefully

One end has been carefully polished to reveal the intricate internal structure of the original wood — growth rings

The Altay Prefecture was the final destination of a fall that produced the largest meteorite strewn field ever recorded on Earth — at least 430 kilometres long

allowing this giant shark to reach astonishing sizes

Villagers collected fragments for weeks before alerting meteorite hunters

6g Libyan Desert Glass - Ancient Cosmic Impact Specimen from Egypt's Western Desert Fluorite One end has been carefullyStardust in Your Hands: The Magic of Libyan Desert Glass Hold a piece of cosmic history with this stunning 9g Libyan Desert Glass! Formed around 26 million years ago in the Sahara Desert, this natural golden glass is believed to be the result of a meteor strike or airburst explosion that melted the desert sand. The result? A captivating tektite made mostly of lechatelierite a high temperature molten silica glass similar to quartz, but completely