Here is the Chunk, I guess it could be copper but as shiny as buffed copper? after 75+ years.
Scott
On 12/06/2020 6:42 PM WILLIAM S Dubyk <sdubyk@...> wrote:
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Attached is a good paper that goes into some detail about the metallic inclusions in trinitite.
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Steve
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"Geo,
I've begun to think that all the Red varieties contain many of these metallic spheres,"
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PS the other Red one in my collection came from the same collector, and shows nothing inside at least noting large enough to notice
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Geo
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From: "SCOTT CAMPBELL" <bchhunter98@...>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, December 6, 2020 4:16:49 PM
Subject: Re: [XRF] Trinitite
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Geo,
I've begun to think that all the Red varieties contain many of these metallic spheres, I found a piece that was pulverized in my sample...and held within it many colored balls...that separated themselves.
I absolutely love taking, seeing quality photos of the beauty of Trinitite.
Scott
On 12/06/2020 4:28 PM geoelectronics@... wrote:
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Inside pictures of the Red Trinitite that has? a partially exposed metal ball. That whole piece is peppered with spheres and blobs. This is the section that has the largest, which is also the partially exposed one.
Geo
SCOTT CAMPBELL
