- (ivorites). Most
moldavites are from
South Bohemian localities, with just a few
found in
South Moravian localities. Rare
moldavites have been
found in...
- Suess,
Franz E. (1898). "Ueber die
Herkunft der
Moldavite aus dem Weltraume" [On the
origin of
moldavites from
outer space].
Anzeiger der
kaiserlichen Akademie...
- Uses, Properties". geology.com. "Impactites:
Impact Breccia, Tektites,
Moldavites, Shattercones". geology.com. Klein,
Hermann Joseph (1
January 1881). Land...
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Bustamite (var.)
Richterite (var.)
Sylvite Taaffeite Talc
Tantalite Tektites Moldavite Tephroite Thomsonite Thaumasite Tinaksite Titanite (sphene)
Topaz Tourmaline...
-
Impact structure Impactite Late
Heavy Bombardment Lechatelierite Meteorite Moldavite Ordovician meteor event Philippinite Planar deformation features Shatter...
- Peter; Köhler, Horst; Müller-Sohnius,
Dieter (1981). "Source
material for
moldavites and bentonites". Naturwissenschaften. 67 (12). Berlin: 616. Bibcode:1981NW...
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Impact Breccia, Tektites,
Moldavites, Shattercones". geology.com.
Retrieved 2020-06-10.
Staff (8 June 2015)...
- town
centre there is a
museum dedicated to the semi-precious
gemstone moldavite.
Other museums include Castle Museum with the
Castle Tower,
Regional Museum...
-
Indochinites are
distinctly dark
black in
contrast to the
green of
European moldavite tektites. It is
estimated that
these bodies of
solidified magma are 700...
-
Soviet astronomer Nikolai Stepanovich Chernykh, is
named after the river.
Moldavite Wells, John C. (2008),
Longman Pronunciation Dictionary (3rd ed.), Longman...
