100 year old mystery solved, the ancient Egyptian crystal is not terrestrial

The mystery of a yellow, glass-like crystal found in the desert between Egypt and Libya and used for antique ornaments has been burdened by scientists for almost 100 years. How did you go where there was nobody? Where was it created?

The answer seems to be finally found. The widespread mosque in the desert is formed after the collision of an asteroid in the earth's atmosphere, where it is crushed by the explosion. Glass is naturally formed when molten materials are cooled as fast as molecules do not have time to be placed in a regular structure.

This glass is also found in ancient Egyptian ornaments, which were buried in Tutankhamun's pyramid. Scientists have found reiditi traces of crystals, a material that is created only when the meteors disintegrate. They believe that after it has exploded in the air, friction with the atmosphere, the cold temperature has caused the molten material to turn immediately into the glass and spread through the desert.