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Thunderstones are several meters long, but their structure and texture are very soft, resembling pumice. Therefore, thunderstones are not rocks that fall from the sky due to lightning strikes, but are formed from the evaporation and freezing of soil particles mixed with lightning elements. It's not surprising that when thunderstones are immersed in water, the water content, when observed under a microscope, appears to contain molecular grains resembling snow crystals. Thunderstones, also known as fulgurites, are mineral formations that form when lightning strikes sand or soil. When lightning strikes, extremely high temperatures occur, reaching thousands of degrees Celsius. This process triggers the weathering and melting of the sand or soil, forming hard and brittle volcanic glass tubes. This creates a distinctive branch- or root-like tube structure. These volcanic thunderstone tubes are often brown or gray in color with a rough, fibrous surface. However, some thunderstones have different colors and smooth surfaces, depending on their mineral composition and the environment in which the lightning struck. #monvlog #garden #in the forest #lightningstone #atmosphere in the garden #looking for lightningstone #kangasep #lightningtooth #lightningfang #agatestone