The rocks designated as fulgurites are the result of the action of atmospheric electrical discharges on soils or rocks. This work describes from the macroscopic point of view the Torre de Moncorvo fulgurite, as a first approach to understand the processes that originate these peculiar anecdotal rocks in the field of Petrology. The fulgurite of Torre de Moncorvo is especially interesting due to the magnitude of the formation event inferred by its size. The fulgurite is mainly composed by glassy phases, and unmelted mineral and fragments of host rocks as minor component
When lightning strikes soil, it may generate a cylindrical tube of glass known as a fulgurite. The m...
Droplet-like exogenic fulgurites comprise a minor grouplet of natural glasses resulting from powerfu...
A Raman microspectroscopic study of several fulgurites has been undertaken. A fulgurite is an amorph...
The term fulgurite was taken from the Latin word for light-ning, fulgur (Bates and Jackson, 1984). F...
A variety of fulgurites from diverse locations have been studied. Morphological features were measur...
Fulgurites are natural glasses formed by cloud-to-ground lightning. Several different morphologies o...
Fulgurites are a unique occurrence in nature. This term, de-rived from the Latin word fulgur meaning...
Cloud-to-ground lightning strikes produce natural glasses on the surface of the Earth, called fulgur...
Natural disasters such as forest fires can result in extensive and costly property damage. These eve...
Key words: magnetite; specularite; mal·tite; detrital minerals; Moncorvo The Moncorvo Ordovician iro...
A general description of a fulgurite is a vitreous tube and crust formed by the fusion of sand by li...
Rapidly formed eutectic textures are observed in Fe silicides in a fulgurite from Michigan. The 14 c...
Fulgurites are natural glasses formed where lightning strikes bare rock or sand. They are the result...
Cloud-to-ground lightning causes both high-temperature and high-pressure metamorphism of rocks, form...
A fulgurite is a naturally occurring glass formed when lightning hits sand, rock, or soil. The forma...
When lightning strikes soil, it may generate a cylindrical tube of glass known as a fulgurite. The m...
Droplet-like exogenic fulgurites comprise a minor grouplet of natural glasses resulting from powerfu...
A Raman microspectroscopic study of several fulgurites has been undertaken. A fulgurite is an amorph...
The term fulgurite was taken from the Latin word for light-ning, fulgur (Bates and Jackson, 1984). F...
A variety of fulgurites from diverse locations have been studied. Morphological features were measur...
Fulgurites are natural glasses formed by cloud-to-ground lightning. Several different morphologies o...
Fulgurites are a unique occurrence in nature. This term, de-rived from the Latin word fulgur meaning...
Cloud-to-ground lightning strikes produce natural glasses on the surface of the Earth, called fulgur...
Natural disasters such as forest fires can result in extensive and costly property damage. These eve...
Key words: magnetite; specularite; mal·tite; detrital minerals; Moncorvo The Moncorvo Ordovician iro...
A general description of a fulgurite is a vitreous tube and crust formed by the fusion of sand by li...
Rapidly formed eutectic textures are observed in Fe silicides in a fulgurite from Michigan. The 14 c...
Fulgurites are natural glasses formed where lightning strikes bare rock or sand. They are the result...
Cloud-to-ground lightning causes both high-temperature and high-pressure metamorphism of rocks, form...
A fulgurite is a naturally occurring glass formed when lightning hits sand, rock, or soil. The forma...
When lightning strikes soil, it may generate a cylindrical tube of glass known as a fulgurite. The m...
Droplet-like exogenic fulgurites comprise a minor grouplet of natural glasses resulting from powerfu...
A Raman microspectroscopic study of several fulgurites has been undertaken. A fulgurite is an amorph...