Tektite

What Are Tektites?

The Terrestrial-Impact Theory - The terrestrial-impact theory states that when a meteorite smashed into the Earth, this violent impact melted material from the earth’s surface and also elements from itself.   The materials then catapulted up into the atmosphere for hundreds of miles, flinging small, molten pieces over a large area.  When the molten material cooled, it solidified into small, compact, glass-like objects of various sizes.  Tektites cannot be found everywhere on the earth’s surface.  They are only found in four strewnfields, three of which are associated with known impact craters.

The Moon Origin Theory  - Some tektite researchers disagree with the popular terrestrial-impact theory.  They suggest, instead, that tektites are more likely volcanic ejecta from the Moon.  Tektites contain an extremely low amount of water, having an average water content of 0.005%.  This is very unusual since the craters where tektites have formed are believed to have been under water before impact.  Partially melted zircons (small crystals) have been discovered inside several tektites.  This, along with low water content levels, suggests that the tektites were originally formed under phenomenal temperature and pressure — not normally found on the surface of the earth. Tektites obviously have been melted. This required a temperature of some 1,500˚ C or more.  In fact, some tektites appear to have been reheated to the melting point by passage through hot gas or a blast of hot gas that passed over it.  However, no terrestrial source of heat is known that could produce such high temperatures.

Other Theories - Charles Darwin popularized the idea that tektites are volcanic in origin, but this idea was later discredited.  Some scientists have also suggested that large comets from the past may have sprayed the Earth with these unusual stones in a close pass-by.  Other researchers have concluded that tektites are actually a special type of meteorite that originated in interstellar space and then collided with our solar system. Other researchers believe that certain tektites were formed when a comet or asteroid struck the Earth millions of years ago, exploding a million tons of molten rock high into the Earth’s atmosphere and into the Earth’s orbit.  This material eventually fell back to Earth in a huge shower of “shooting stars” that stretched from Australia to Madagascar and as far north as China, creating strewnfields of tektites.


What is so Special About Tektites?

Due to their unique composition (which occurs in no other element found on the earth), tektites emit a beneficial, high frequency radiation.  This may be partly due to over fifteen different rare earth elements, including europium, uranium, thorium and dysprosium, that occur in certain tektites.


Tektite's Effect on Junk EMFs

Premier Research Labs has found that due to the inherent nature of only certain special types of tektites (called “indochinites”), they are one of only two substances on earth that cannot be encoded with artificial, “junk” electromagnetic fields (EMFs).  The other substance is certain forms of magnetite.  These artificial EMFs, which appear to have a high saturation density in populated areas (emanating from cell phone towers, power lines, radio waves, computers, cell phones, etc.), can disrupt and interfere with the body’s meridian system — a complex network of electromagnetic pathways that govern the body’s natural processes.


Are You Being Zapped Unknowingly?

Certain artificial EMF sources, such as an airport metal detector or a store’s doorway security tag scanning device, can have a tremendous negative impact on the body’s biofield.  Certain sensitive people can often feel the negative effects of these EMFs.  They actually feel as if they have been “hit” with negative energy when they walk by a device, experiencing weakness or tingling sensations on the skin.  Because this artificial energy is in the subtle realm, many people are unaware of its harmful effects.  Of course, they may become very aware of long-term effects such as chronic fatigue and other chronic health issues.  However, most people do not associate problems as the effects of stressful EMF sources.


Protect Your Body

By carrying at least one piece of Quantum Tektite in your pocket, the body can be completely protected from the negative effect of these artificial EMFs.  More effective still is having a piece of Tektite placed in each pocket. It not only protects against these EMF sources but, also helps to balance the body’s polarity thus allowing the body’s natural physiology to perform at a much higher level.  This is especially important for those who want high energy levels or who are recovering from chronic health concerns.


Do All Tektites Have Special Properties?

No!  First of all, what is currently being sold as tektite is actually just look-alike, cheap glass and it is not tektite at all.  As usual, the buyer must beware.  Secondly, in evaluating the different types of tektites, Premier Research Labs has found that the tektites with the most valuable properties are “indochinites.”  These can only be obtain from a certain part of the Australasian strewnfield.  Although other types of tektites being sold may be genuine, the vast majority do not have the special protective properties of indochinite Tektites.


Tektites From Ancient Times

Tektites have been found with other artifacts in archaeological digs that date back thousands of years.  Tektites have been prized as special precious objects and have a long history of use in ancient civilizations for many reasons: religious significance, personal protection and power, beauty, physical healing and increased perception and intuition. Because of these unique properties, certain types of tektites have been used in jewelry in Europe for hundreds of years and are making a return today as valuable gems to be worn on the body.


Sizes of Tektite to Wear

For a small body size (under 115 lbs.), choose small Quantum Tektite pieces to wear.   An average size person (116 – 200 lbs.), should choose medium Tektite pieces.  For someone over 200 lbs., large Tektite pieces should be used.  If someone is sensitive, no matter what size, they may want to start by wearing small pieces at first and work up to larger pieces.


References

Barnes, Virgil E. Tektite Research, 1936–1990, Meteoritics, Vol. 25, pp. 149–159 (1990), Meteoritical Society.
Futrell, D.S. Tektite Controversy, Meteorite, Vol. 6, pp. 36–37.
Yun-Tang, Lee et al. Geochemical Studies of Tektites from East Asia, Geochemical Journal, Vol. 38, pp. 1–17, 2004.