Meteorite Impactite, Iron Suevite. Geothite Fusion crust, specimen New find. MT

  

Meteorite impact Suevite geothite, flyer wedge. Great piece of pure iron Impactite.

Dark brown with silver fusion crusted areas. It has one small chip on one side. It sits up perfect, by itself on the chipped side. To find a piece of this material this big is super rare. With silver color fusion crust (irreplaceable).

This is not a meteorite? It is bedrock and possible meteorite minerals intermixed during the impact.

It was vaporized to a separate mineral combo. It is created in a super fast flying impact. During solidification from a vapor to a solid. It is compressed under extreme pressure and heat. With vibration and shock, all at once.

In a split second these tear drops are formed. Just like a rain drop from a cloud. Then the raindrop to hail or a snow flake (crystal). These crystals and tears have never been seen before or not noticed as far as I know??

These crystal tear drop Impactites. Are super rare and special. The come in the same shape in almost every rock/ mineral type, that gets formed in this process. With no chips or breaks are hard to find. Only the rare ones survive, the shock wave that happens during solidification.

It Leaves striped lines of small crystal quartz in some types of minerals. It separates the colored balls/ crystals into bands of of different colors. Which creates the color separation zonez. Some of the impactites are in busted up rocks all fused together as one (breccia). In my studies Some mineral types form in this tear drop shape more than others. Limestone and limanite are super rare in gear drop shapes.

I discovered this impact in 2021 and after 22 years of mining the same spot. This is a Incredible new find. The new specimens are so impressive. The proof is in the specimens, not some lab that has never seen this material.

A new Discovery is always ridiculed by the people stuck in the old teachings. That things must make sense. I did not luck into this discovery.

It is after thousands of hours of research. Including thousands of hours of microscope work. 22 years of field work, mining the impact crater. I was once told that you have to prove yourself wrong time and time again, until you can not prove yourself wrong no more. I have hit that wall of.

Too much evidence to be proven wrong. Not by someone else's research. I did not read about these impact crystals in a book or online. I will be listing more of my great finds in the future. Do you have a cosmic impact crystal in your collection?

I will be adding much more info on my theory's this winter. This will shake up so much of how things are formed in mass chaos. Color: dark brown with silver bytroidal surface balls.

Size: 2 5/8" x 2 1/8" x 1 1/4. Origin: Montana (Eldorado Bar) Helena. Impact crater size: 1 1/2 mile x 1 mile approx. All items have a 14 day inspection period.