Meteorites
The Hopi Indians used to refer to Meteorites as 'Diamonds from the sky,' the Sioux even kept records of the sightings and falls of these space rocks. The rarest type of specimen to fall on this planet are the Pallasites which are made up of metals and crystals. At left is an Olivine crystal from a Meteorite, these can be Green, Yellow or Brown depending on the heat they are exposed to.
Here is an example of a Pallasite which has mostly Iron and a some Nickel with Olivine crystals. Now, these elements also appear on Earth but not combined together as in this piece.
This should be one of the most exciting rocks you might ever see, as this came from a planet like ours, 'out there' somewhere in the Cosmos.
The Pallasite forms from Volcanic activity or where the planet has high heat on the surface that melts and forms the elements together as it cools. That this sample has the same elements that occur on Earth is remarkable, it means somewhere out there may be a planet or planets like ours which may be life bearing.
It could also mean that our planet came from way out there and at the time of the big commotion 4 billion years ago, we got ejected to another place. Now, if that place where our planet existed may have like ours the possibility of life, one can speculate how far advanced that may be especially if it had a big head start on us.
Perhaps this is why we have experienced stellar visitors who come to see how we are living.
This piece of Pallasite like other pieces has been around in the galaxy for billions of years and before that as a comet for untold amounts of time.
I use a piece of the Brenham Pallasite recovered from Kansas as a dowsing pendulum, it is very accurate and I chose it to use because it had been out there in space for so long that it had been on some great journey before ending up here. It may have picked up the 'vibe of the universe' on its travels.
The dowsing object should not be used for personal gain, like predicting lottery numbers or gambling, this can backfire on the user if so used and also the usability may be lost too. I don't know what universal force seems to direct the object I use but it has the answers.
In the Pallasite, the Olivine can be either yellow, green or brown, I call the Meteorite Olivine 'Space Diamond' and it is valuable in its own right because it came from outside of our planet to it, I did manage to obtain some small pieces as scrap which I am using in jewelry on some ring mounts.
So are Meteorites radioactive? Strangely not, considering they have been around in space gathering you would think cosmic radiation for so long.
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I'm intrigued. What do you use the dowsing pendulum for? I know traditionally a dowsing stick (usually forked?) is used to identify water sources but that's all I know!
Hi Sue,
I use it for asking questions I need to know answers for, it doesn't work for many people as the pendulum seems to respond to people with ESP abilities. (Coat hanger pieces can also work like a dowsing stick for finding water by the way.)
Essentially using my meteorite on a cord, you ask it test questions such as say, what is your eye colour, like 'are my eyes blue?' which they are so, you note which way it indicates by swinging and for my no question I ask if they are brown, so it moves in a different direction to indicate a 'no' answer.
Sometimes it will go around in a circle if it is unsure or needs a more direct question and you have to ask a more direct question and it usually indicates. It is very accurate.
It is tiring to do it, about 5 minutes is the most I do at a time. Like when you go out of body, 45 minutes is like 8 hours at work it feels like.
I recently used the meteorite in an investigation into an unsolved murder, I was an extra in a crime program about an unsolved murder on Ch4 (see pic from a screengrab, me near camera) and I had a look at the case again, the results I got from my questions were very interesting. Later published material I obtained confirmed some of my results I had asked about and there was a lot of new information I had not known at the time I enquired. I still have more work to do but I have an idea who did it.
Not the first murder case I helped solve, but that was down to a gut feeling about a 'wrongun' I came across back in the day and taking his car number down. That was at a time when my abilities were strong about age 24.
He got life for that one. He thought he could change vans with a colleague and get away with it, but they found a hair from the victim in his original van and that was enough. At least we got him for it.
Anyway, its a really useful thing but as I said before, it must only be used for the right reasons.