#meteorite ring

[artsystudiofinds]

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@artsystudiofinds

[thejewelrysourcess]

How to Choose the Perfect Meteorite Ring

Introduction: Choosing a meteorite ring is a unique experience that combines beauty, symbolism, and personal style. At The Jewelry Source, we offer a guide to help you find the perfect meteorite ring that reflects your individuality and love story.

Understanding Meteorite Rings Subheading: The Science and Beauty Behind Meteorite Rings

Meteorite Origins: Learn about the Gibeon meteorite and its journey from space to become a cherished piece of jewelry.

Widmanstätten Patterns: Explore the intricate crystalline patterns unique to meteorite rings, formed over millions of years.

Symbolism: Discover the symbolism behind meteorite rings, representing strength, endurance, and the infinite nature of love.

Factors to Consider Subheading: Choosing the Right Meteorite Ring

Style Preferences: Consider your personal style and whether you prefer a classic wedding band or a statement fashion ring.

Metal Inlays: Choose from titanium, gold, or platinum inlays to complement the meteorite's natural beauty.

Gemstone Accents: Add sparkle with diamond or sapphire accents for a touch of elegance.

Customization Options Subheading: Personalize Your Meteorite Ring

Engravings: Personalize your ring with meaningful engravings, initials, or a special date to commemorate your love.

Size and Fit: Ensure a perfect fit with our sizing guide and customization options for comfort and style.

Budget Considerations: Explore our range of meteorite rings to find one that fits your budget without compromising on quality.

Why Choose The Jewelry Source? Subheading: Your Trusted Partner in Fine Jewelry

Quality Assurance: Rest assured with our commitment to quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Customer Service: Benefit from our dedicated customer service team, ready to assist you in finding the perfect meteorite ring.

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Conclusion: Finding the perfect meteorite ring is a journey of discovery and personal expression. At The Jewelry Source, we are dedicated to helping you find a meteorite ring that not only reflects your style but also celebrates your love story with its timeless beauty and symbolism. Explore our collection today and embark on the journey to finding your perfect meteorite ring.

[mineralsrocksandfossiltalks]

Monday Musings: The Ordovician Meteor Event

Hello and welcome to another Monday Musing. Today we are going to learn about the Ordovician Meteor Event which was a dramatic increase in the rate at which L chondrite meteorites fell to Earth about 467.5±0.28 million years ago. 

What the heck is an L chondrite meteorite? Glad you asked. Chondrites are stony meteorites that have not been modified by either melting or differentiation of the parent body. L chondrites are ordinary chondrites meaning they are some of the most common meteorites found on Earth (87% of meteorites are O chondrites). There are three types of ordinary chondrites: H, L, and LL. This comes from their iron metal content. H is high in iron, L is mostly iron silicates with some (less than 10%) iron and LL has almost no iron.

During the middle Ordovician, dozens of L chondrites hit about 30 degrees north of the equator...right where Laurentia and Baltica were. According to a 2019 study, this temporary increase in the impact rate could have been caused by the destruction of the L chondrite parent body that was 150 kilometers (93 mi) in diameter and orbited in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

A 2024 study found that all of 21 studied craters from this event were at the time within 30° of the equator. Impactors directly from the asteroid belt would be expected to produce a random distribution of craters, so this suggests that the event may have been caused by an asteroid that passed within Earth's Roche limit and broke up into a ring system, material from which then deorbited and formed the craters. Below is a demonstration of how that would work.

It was speculated at one point that this event contributed to the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event (maybe even started it) but many also question that and say it was just a separate event altogether. It is also speculated that it contributed to the Hirnantian or End Ordovician Glaciation.

The breakup of the L-chondrite parent body caused a rain of extraterrestrial material onto the Earth and  increased stratospheric dust by 3 or 4 orders of magnitude and may have triggered the ice age by reflecting sunlight back into space.

A 2024 study suggests that rather than a complete breakup or outright impact, the L-chondrite parent body may have had a near-miss encounter with Earth, causing a part of it to break off from Earth's gravitational pull. This debris may have formed a planetary ring, and down-falling debris from the ring may have shaded Earth from the sun's rays and triggering significant cooling. Evidence for this comes from the fact that craters dating from the Ordovician meteor event appear to cluster in a distinctive band around the Earth instead of being randomly scattered, which may have come from debris falling to Earth from the ring. This ring may have lasted for nearly 40 million years.

Either way, there was some sort of meteor event during the middle Ordovician and it may or may not have had a big impact on life at the time. (Pun intended). Tune in tomorrow for a quiz on meteorites! Fossilize you later!

[blueiscoool]

Meteorite Strike Captured by Doorbell Camera in Canada

A doorbell camera on a Canadian home captured rare video and sound of a meteorite striking Earth as it crashed into a couple’s walkway.

When Laura Kelly and her partner returned home after an evening walk in July, they were surprised to find their walkway littered with dust and strange debris, according to the Meteoritical Society.

They checked their security camera and saw something slamming against their entrance way, producing a cloud of smoke and a crackle.

The pair reported what they found to the University of Alberta's Meteorite Reporting System and the curator Chris Herd, who examined samples of the debris to confirm its interstellar origins.

Meteorites are bits of space rock that hit Earth after surviving a trip through its scorching atmosphere.

About 43,500 kilograms of similar debris strikes Earth every day, according to NASA, but is much more likely to plunge into an ocean than onto someone's front stoop.

While cameras have captured meteors streaking through the sky, it's rare to capture the sound of a complete meteorite strike on video and this footage is believed to be a first.

The space rock, officially registered Monday, was named Charlottetown after the city on Prince Edward Island in eastern Canada where it struck.

[feline-evil]

Nothing can ever change the fact I got gay married and my ring has fucking meteorite in it like biiiiiiiiitch you can be a mean dick to me all you want I have a fucking space rock on my finger and a husband I can do wicked evil wrestling moves on

[brawlite]

i don't always post about actual-real-life-stuff but hey! i am engaged!!

[rjl11898]

Happy Thursday! I just wanted to show off the imodna ring I made for my gf today at work! The “gem” is meteorite encased in resin in a weird circle shape.. not bad for my first time metalworking ever 👁️👄👁️

[bear-boi-5]

Next contestants :3

The silly alien and the lesbian :3

As I said, Meteorite is infact an alien, they crashed on earth and wanna learn everything there is :>

Emerald Ring or just Emerald comes from a very rich and very studious family. Think SilverSpoon but actually has money

Sketch:

[blu193]

Showtime Showdown Contestants!

(aka: EVERYONE IS HERE!! :3)

Creator and Owner of Showtime Showdown is @bear-boi-5 and co-owner is @tophatwearingidiot. (I only made Trashbag, Console, Folder, and Quarter.)

[hatterstan-shameblog]

fuck what everyone else thinks, im gonna manifest a season 3 that is all about Hatter miraculously surviving his near-fatal injuries, reuniting with aguni, moving to a house by the sea together and slowly learning to love each other through a series of romcom scenarios but with a few striking moments of bittersweet sincerity

[artsystudiofinds]

Moldavite silver ring by makers of authentic moldavite jewelry . . .

@artsystudiofinds

[persephoneggsy]

💍 For Sebastian, please

💍: draw the character dressed for a wedding (could be their own or one they're attending)

i, for one, am a firm believer in "starkhaven is fantasy scotland"

[lunarprincegarbo]

Me at the super Elden Ring bowl

[izar-tarazed]

It was a good thing that Izar hadn't learned to cast Meteorite of Astel earlier, because once she did, she'd get into the habit of going outside and spamming that sorcery whenever she was really angry. (She happened to be, occasionally.)

Ensha would usually keep his distance and just watch her cast furiously, sigh whenever she'd hit some nearby structure, and patiently wait for her to eventually lower her staff–out of breath and magical focus. He'd then simply sign, "Better?" She'd nod, take a deep breath and be all quiet and composed again, just your friendly neighborhood astrologer. And sometimes ... "... you're good with gravity sorceries yourself, aren't you? I could teach you this one, Ensha." A blank stare, dark eye sockets seeming to widen, then a hastily signed reply. "... Please don't."

[sadlazzle]

ALSO figured out how to get boss armour so we’re reppin rennala and tbh my tarnished wore it better