- lightning.
Fulgurites are
formed when
lightning strikes the ground,
fusing and
vitrifying mineral grains. The
primary SiO2
phase in
common tube
fulgurites is...
-
eruptive activity at
Mount Mazama has
almost certainly masked contents.
Fulgurites (substances that form when
lightning melts rock) on the
volcano are restricted...
-
materials of
similar formation processes such as
lavinite are anthropogenic,
fulgurites,
found in many thunderstorm-prone
regions and in deserts, are naturally-formed...
-
evidence of
lightning activity can be
found in
objects called fulgurites.
Fulgurites (from the
Latin fulgur,
meaning "lightning") are
natural tubes,...
-
lightning strikes sand,
forming hollow,
branching rootlike structures called fulgurites.
Trinitite is a gl****y
residue formed from the
desert floor sand at the...
- Po****r Science)
Lichtenbergs in
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Bibliography of
Fulgurites Lichtenberg wood
burning With a Welder...
- explosion), but are also
found in
sediments prone to
lightning strikes and in
fulgurites.
Shocked quartz is
found worldwide, and
occurs in the thin Cretaceous–Paleogene...
- were
believed to be
stones and
stone arrows.
According to folk beliefs,
fulgurites, belemnites, and
sometimes even the
remains of
prehistoric stone tools...
- high-temperatures
processes such as cloud-to-ground
lightning strikes,
analogous to
fulgurites. The
temperature of a bolt of
lightning can
reach 30,000 °C. When this...
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natural or
synthetic rubber (organic);
lacks a
crystalline structure Fulgurite, a
variety of the
mineraloid lechatelierite Jet, non-crystalline nature...
