Darwin Glass Tektite, 2.3g, Darwin Crater, Western Tasmania, Australia Phenakite crystal specimen it's considered an offense to

it's considered an offense to uncover or move a Gibeon meteorite from it's find location

Most are regular with simple shapes

Size: 50 x 15mm

They are carefully collected by panning—much like gold panning—then separated through a meticulous

with ropes and harnesses in snow and ice

Darwin Glass Tektite, 2.3g, Darwin Crater, Western Tasmania, Australia Phenakite crystal specimen it's considered an offense toDarwin Glass is a tektite, this natural glassy material formed when a meteorite impacted the Earth, 800,000 years ago, creating the Darwin Crater, on the island of Tasmania. The crater is 1. 2km in diameter and 200 meters deep, located in the Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Surrounded by remote rainforest and mountainous terrain. Because of the geographical isolation, Darwin Crater is one of the least visited meteorite impact sites in the