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Volume 9: Number 2: Article 2
Semi-Molten Meteoric Iron Associated with a Crop Formation
W. C. Levengood, Pinelandia Biophysical Laboratory, 4853 Wolf Lake
Rd., P.O. Box 388, Grass Lake, MI 49240, USA
John A. Burke, 20 Cyrus Point Rd., Bayville, NY 11709, USA
We report the unusual discovery of a natural iron "glaze" composed
of fused particles of meteoritic origin, concentrated entirely within
a crop formation in England, appearing shortly after the intense Perseid
meteor shower in August, 1993. Physical and chemical characteristics
as well as spatial distributions indicated reheating to a semi-molten
state at the time of crop impact, suggesting involvement with an ion
plasma vortex, a mechanism previously considered the chief candidate
in scientific investigations of crop formations. Abnormalities in seedling
growth was also consistent with the unusual responses of seeds taken
from numerous crop formations.
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