Hello Sir. I have a remarkable object. A naturally formed ball of iron magnetite from before oxygen. It has a shatter cone through it. The dime size 6 petal pinch point expands to a golf ball size, non magnetic circle. Under a flash it is a dark green opaque, almost glass like. The red hematite has been expelled and forms a ring. Everything outside the red ring is magnetic. I need information on scanning and imaging. I don’t want to slice it first.
@@ValTroll Thank you. I’ve been following various links. The last one was to someone at Los Alamos. If anybody can grasp the force needed to turn iron to glass, it’s them. Then it becomes a math problem when the 70 degree ejection angle is factored in.
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Hello Sir. I have a remarkable object.
A naturally formed ball of iron magnetite from before oxygen.
It has a shatter cone through it.
The dime size 6 petal pinch point expands to a golf ball size, non magnetic circle. Under a flash it is a dark green opaque, almost glass like.
The red hematite has been expelled and forms a ring. Everything outside the red ring is magnetic.
I need information on scanning and imaging. I don’t want to slice it first.
you could try X-ray tomography!? See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-ray_microtomography
@@ValTroll Thank you. I’ve been following various links. The last one was to someone at Los Alamos. If anybody can grasp the force needed to turn iron to glass, it’s them.
Then it becomes a math problem when the 70 degree ejection angle is factored in.