Lunar Meteor, Fusion Liquid Plasma Melt/Blue Hibornite Crystal Infused In Crystalline & Red Particle

Serendibite, (Lunar Stone Meteorite) Fusion Liquid Plasma Melt Solidified Crystalline)
Fusion Liquid Melt Crust with irregular ripple pattern on the basaltic, The serendibite gemstone is an extremely rare mineral that bears boron.
-As the Mineral rock shoots through our atmosphere at extreme Velocity it will create a reaction called Fusion, speed & Mass will determine the Mineral Rock Fusion Melt, Some Minerals will have different types of particles, some will burn in our atmosphere to a state of Melt, that looks like A Clear Liquid Plasma transparent Crystalline, while other mineral Particles will Evaporate/Disintegrate, some Mineral Particles don't burn as quickly & create a thick melt, causing a crust over the Mineral Material Once the Mineral rock has traveled through our atmosphere & under went, Fusion transformation, the mineral rock cools down after entry into our Atmosphere solidifying the Liquid Plasma Melt, Once it impacts the ground the meteor, depending on size & density of the Mineral material it may crack/Shatter, Break up into smaller pieces or just be one solid mass. -Black diamonds (Serendibite) are becoming an increasingly popular gemstone thanks to where they originated. They are created in space! After years of wondering where these gorgeous black diamonds came from scientists confirmed with infrared instruments that they are formed because of a supernova exploding.Black Diamond/Serendibite Unlike [conventional diamonds] the black diamonds were not formed hundreds of miles below the surface of the Earth where the conditions turn carbon into the diamonds that many of us wear as accessories. Black diamonds are only found in certain parts of the world including Africa and Brazil and USA are thought to have travelled to Earth with meteorites and distributed during the billions of years since they came over specific areas. Gemstones that have fallen to Earth have for many years been a fascination and possibly even a fear for mankind who did not understand how they got there. Of course, not being created on Earth they have major significance when it comes to science. The materials they are made from are rare making them a major commodity.
(Rare Meteorite) Blue Hibornite Crystal, Infused In Fusion Liquid Plasma Melt
(Blue Hibonite Crystals) They're one of the first minerals that formed in the solar system. The study examined microscopic ice-blue crystals called hibonite. Their composition bears earmarks of nuclear reactions that only would have occurred if the early sun was spitting lots of energetic particles.
During a meteorite's 10- to 15-second trip through the atmosphere, air friction heats its surface witch creates a Fusion Liquid Plasma Melt This This Pressure of Air Velocity, Which can carry away up to 90 percent of the original Host Mineral mass Material, leaving interesting Degrees Of Texture & Features & Types Of Molten Mineral In the solidified Liquid Melt (Crystalline)
(Red Particle of Matter) Upon Analyzing/Examination with a Electron Microscope, On the Surface of Lunar Stone Crystalline Specimen, Shows that a Red Particle of Light/Reflective Red Matter is Infused in & Solidified inside the Crystalline, (Red Particle of Matter is Magnified to Full Magnification)