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Kentland Indiana Impact Large Shatter Cone 36 lbs

Brand : Sciencemall-USA

$995.00
SKU:
JPT-75092
Condition:
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Weight:
38.00 LBS
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Kentland Indiana Large White Shatter Cone – 38 lbs.

The Kentland crater in Indiana is one of the best-preserved impact structures in North America, renowned for its impressive shatter cones. These unique geological formations are definitive evidence of meteorite impacts, forming under extreme pressure and shock waves. With their distinctive conical shape and finely striated, horsetail-like patterns, shatter cones offer valuable insights into the immense forces generated during an impact event.

Insights from Kentland Shatter Cones

Shatter cones from the Kentland impact site provide a rare opportunity to study high-velocity impact events. They help geologists understand factors such as impact angle, pressure dynamics, and crater formation. As a result, Kentland remains a crucial site for research into planetary impact mechanics and Earth's geological evolution.

Specimen Details

  • Dimensions: 343mm (L) x 330mm (W) x 279mm (D)
  • Weight: 38 lbs
  • Color & Features: Well-defined horsetail striations with a striking white coloration
  • What is Included: Identification tag, tag stand, and detailed information about the Kentland crater (photo cube not included)

A Rare Addition to a Geological Collection

This top-tier Kentland shatter cone is a remarkable specimen for collectors, educators, and impact crater enthusiasts. Its impressive size and well-preserved striations make it a standout addition to any geological collection.

? Only one available this large - don’t miss this chance to own a significant piece of Earth's impact history!

This Kentland Indiana shatter cone ships with a Certificate of Authenticity, information about the Kentland impact crater, tag and tag stand.