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They assume that as there seem to be no production for this kind of material happening within the sphere of man made industry, anything found must be natural.
by loa_in_ 2y ago
They assume that as there seem to be no production for this kind of material happening within the sphere of man made industry, anything found must be natural.
- bartread 2y agoNo, that’s not correct: there are tubular inclusions in the gem that are a sign of shear stress, which indicates toward natural formation.
- gus_massa 2y agoIs anyone producing it artificialy? It's a strange combination of oxides. You probably have to mix them, heat them a lot and use a lot of pressure, just to get pitty tiny cristals if you are lucky. In Wikipedia, I don't see any industrial application that can pay for tweaking the procces for years to get nice gems.
- v3ss0n 2y agoI am from Myanmar and I am sure we didn't have technology to do that. We only have like 3 hrs a day of power and 24/7 full on war festival in WJ40k style factions waging war against the Chaos lord Min Aung Hlaing. We don't have infrastructure or technology, our technology now falling back to WW1 era
- onlypassingthru 2y agoUnless it's the byproduct of some other valuable process, why would anyone go to the expense and trouble of figuring out how to make it?