Fulgurite Lightning Fused Glass 3.2 G chondrite meteorite 0 carbonaceous chondrite from Guelmim

0 carbonaceous chondrite from Guelmim

The specimen displays a weathered fusion crust and natural surface texture typical of ordinary chondrites

The Northwest Africa 15405 (NWA 15405) is a rare eucrite achondrite from the HED group

This dark brown enstatite chondrite shows fine crystalline texture with Si-rich metal inclusions and no remaining chondrules — evidence of intense melting on its parent body

Fulgurite Lightning Fused Glass 3.2 G chondrite meteorite 0 carbonaceous chondrite from GuelmimLightning Fused Glass Fulgurite Sahara Desert This natural fulgurite formed when a powerful lightning strike fused desert sand into a hollow glass tube. Collected from the Desert , this specimen showcases a rugged exterior and a glossy, glassy interior that preserves the path of the lightning itself. Highly collectible and visually striking, fulgurites are rare geological phenomena valued by collectors, educators, and metaphysical enthusiasts alike.