Large Trinitite Specimen collected in the early years after the 1945 blast by Ralph Pray.
Trinitite is a glassy mineraloid residue formed on the desert floor by the intense heat of the world's first nuclear weapons detonation—the Trinity test—on July 16, 1945.
What It Is and How It FormedComposition: It consists mostly of melted arkosic desert sand (quartz and feldspar) fused together with remnants of the test tower and wiring.
3.6x2.5x1.5 cm
6.56 grams
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Large 6.56 Gram Trinitite Specimen (Atomic Blast Glass)
$290.00Price
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