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mantrapiece · 1 year
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An Om Mani Padme Hum ring made from real meteorite stone. @mantrapiece . #mantrapiece #meteoritejewelry #meteoritering #meteoriterings #meteorite #meteorites #meteoritependant #meteoritejewellery #heavenstore #skystone #spiritual #spiritualconnection #spiritualality #spiritualjewelry #rarestone #rarestones #rarestonejewelry #metaphysical #healing #metaphysicalhealing #healingproperties #metaphysicalhealingproperties #chakra #chakrahealing #gemstone #ommanipadme #ommanipadmehumૐ #ommanipadmehumring #ring (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpIiQ5bpLU8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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raepliica · 5 months
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Take to the skies
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...and fly free
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tapakah0 · 4 months
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lake-lady · 5 months
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puppetmaster13u · 3 months
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Prompt 197
“Guys look, I got us pet rocks!” 
“That’s nice- Danny, why are the rocks moving?” 
“Ectoplasm. Obviously. They eat bad emotions, isn’t that cool?!” 
“They aren’t going to get that big though, right? I mean, we’re moving to the countryside but still.”
“I mean, they shouldn’t? Dang, maybe I should have asked Dora more questions…” 
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neil-gaiman · 1 year
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I just snapped a meteor tonight during a long exposure... (Long enough that you can see the stars moving as the Earth turns.) Lower left.
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unbfacts · 5 months
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dlartistanon · 7 months
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Perish in Frost's adaptation of the Meteleaf scenes got me
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mapsontheweb · 1 year
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Meteor strikes around the world.
by u/Ricky-Nutmeg
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weepingwidar · 2 days
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Brett Bigbee (American, 1954) - Meteorite (2017)
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elixir · 7 months
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Pallasite Meteorite Imilac, Atacama Desert Chile — 1822 Photo by u/misterbudz
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christronomy · 7 months
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just thinking about Chan tearing your clothes off and ruining you, not caring about overstimulating the both of you. He just got pussy on the brain. Just pure smut smh. Anyways hi solie, love youuu🤍🤍😇
yes omg. desperate channie is the best sigh.
this made me think of when he comes back home from tour. you'd expect him to be exhausted, but it's quite the opposite. he's so horny and desperate for you cause of all those months he spent away that the second he comes back, he's all over you. "don't worry, i'll buy you a new one," he says absentmindedly as you gasp when he rips what happened to be one of your favorite tops off and tosses it onto the floor. he's not even thinking straight at this point cause of how needy he is.
"missed you so much, baby. been waiting all day for this," he'd say, shoving your underwear down and ripping it off too, then he'd bend you over and mercilessly pound into you from behind. you were too desperate to even think about prepping first, but it's not like you really need it cause you're already dripping for him. it just turns you on so much when he gets like this.
he'll fuck you on any possible surface in the house, make you cum as many times as he can until you're practically a shaking, sobbing mess from the overstimulation. he's cum so many times it's starting to hurt, but he can't help it. "gonna fuck you 'til you can't even stand up right," he speaks lowly, and even though your mind in clouded right now, you already know he's really deep in that headspace where he's just fucking into you mindlessly. he wouldn't even be able to pay attention to what he's saying cause he's already fucked himself dumb at this point too ugh. and the fact that he only gets this pussy drunk for you?? disgusting (i actually need him so bad rn).
thank u for this lil thought, my khai. i will be thinking about it for like ever
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zegalba · 1 year
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Fukang Meteorite found in China (2000) made up of large Oviline crystals and a nickel iron matrix which dates back to 4.5 billion years ago
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honorarycassowary · 1 year
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Washington University has an incredible website about identifying meteorites run by Randy Korotev. It’s educational about what meteorites are and where they’re found (did you know that more meteorites have been found on Antarctica than on all other continents combined? did you know that 90% of meteorites are less than 14 cm / 5.5 inches long?) but its best feature is how fed it up it is with people who ask stupid questions and get combative (like, 243 emails combative) when told that actually, meteorites are quite rare. How fed up, you ask?
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That fed up.
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blueiskewl · 2 months
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Meteorite Iron Discovered in 3,000-year-Old Bronze Age Gold Hoard
New research reveals that two Bronze Age artifacts from the Treasure of Villena contain iron from a meteor that hit a million years ago.
In the ’60s, researchers discovered a trove of Bronze Age treasure in Villena, Spain. While most of the stunning bottles, bowls and bracelets are made of gold and silver, new research has revealed that some of them were forged from another material: iron from a meteor that struck Earth a million years ago.
According to a recent study published in the journal Trabajos de Prehistoria, researchers conducted tests on two of the artifacts—a bracelet and a hollow decorative sphere—made between 1400 and 1200 B.C.E.
The trove’s materials have long mystified researchers. After finding it on the Iberian Peninsula in 1963, archaeologist José María Soler García noted the presence of a “dark leaden metal” among the gold, per El País’ Vicente G. Olaya. The metal was “shiny in some areas, and covered with a ferrous-looking oxide that is mostly cracked.”
To determine the iron’s origins, researchers used mass spectrometry, a technique that measures a molecule’s mass-to-charge ratio. As Live Science’s Jennifer Nalewicki reports, this analysis revealed that the iron’s nickel composition resembles that of meteoritic iron. These items are the first artifacts made of meteoritic iron ever found in the Iberian Peninsula.
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“Iron was as valuable as gold or silver, and in this case [it was] used for ornaments or decorative purposes,” study co-author Ignacio Montero Ruiz, a researcher at the Spanish National Research Council’s Institute of History, tells Smithsonian magazine.
The presence of such an “unusual raw material” suggests it was made by highly skilled metalworkers capable of “[developing] new technologies,” adds Montero Ruiz.
But iron is also quite different from more common materials such as copper, gold or silver. As Montero Ruiz says to Live Science, “People who started to work with meteoritic iron and later with terrestrial iron must [have had to] innovate.”
The study’s other co-authors are Salvador Rovira-Llorens of the National Archaeological Museum and Martina Renzi of the Diriyah Gate Development Authority. The trove is held by Villena’s Archaeological Museum, which says on its website that the 66 items are considered the “most important prehistoric treasure in Europe.” Still, the artifacts’ origins remain a mystery.
Montero Ruiz tells Smithsonian magazine that objects made from meteoritic iron are rare, and most known examples from this period are connected to eastern Mediterranean cultures. The treasure’s creators “probably had access to a fallen meteorite in the area that allowed them to discover the properties of this material and how to shape it,” he says.
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Last year, research revealed that an arrowhead found in Switzerland was made from meteoritic iron. That artifact, however, dates to between 900 and 800 B.C.E.
Researchers also don’t know who owned the Villena treasure, though they think it would have belonged to a community rather than a single individual.
“These two pieces of iron had enormous value. For this reason, they were considered worthy of becoming part of this spectacular ensemble,” says Montero Ruiz, per El País. “Who manufactured them and where this material was obtained are still questions that remain to be answered.”
By Sonja Anderson.
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mindblowingscience · 1 year
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A metallic-looking rock that smashed through the roof of a residential home in New Jersey’s Hopewell Township earlier this week is indeed a meteorite — a rare one about 4.6 billion years old, scientists confirmed on Thursday (May 11).
"It was obvious right away from looking at it that it was a meteorite in a class called stony chondrite," Nathan Magee, chair of the physics department at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), whose office was contacted by the Hopewell Township police soon after the rock was found on Monday (May 8), told Space.com.
Chondrites are primitive rocks that make up 85% of meteorites found on Earth. Most chondrites found to date have been discovered in Antarctica; only rarely does one crash in populated areas.
The New Jersey rock, which is about 6 inches long by 4 inches wide (15 by 10 centimeters), is a notable exception. It slammed into the Hopewell Township house, dented the floorboard, punched two holes in the ceiling and was still warm when it was discovered by Suzy Kop in her father's bedroom around noon on Monday.
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