Cutting a $10,000 Meteorite with a 60,000 PSI Waterjet 

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people acid-etch meteorites all the time.

@@Alex-dw4iw Yeah that was the thing they couldn't believe

the writing design wrecked a beautiful piece ? why..

They are rubbish

but also it's gold, you an just melt it and resell it as a raw material. Not much value is lost by cutting it

@@SuperSMT Unless you consider all of the gold dust created by the jet and then lost in the water

@@samuelcharbula580 If i remember right, they put a container under it to catch the dust so it wasn't lost in the tank.

Ya, I was going to say

@@keithyinger3326 He did a video after it and he lost about 2g worth of gold after he did the recovery of what was in the bucket.

Haha, its like $56 a sheet here, used to be $9 a couple years ago

For real

Right !? So lame

Did you copy someone's comment and americanise it?

@@boxinabox6608 nah what do you mean?

@@boxinabox6608 I borrow “shite” from the brits sometimes bc it offers a slightly different flavor than “shit” that feels more appropriate in certain circumstances, maybe that’s why you got that impression

@@Schixotica your comment is the epiphany of American language with a fairly decent message

@@boxinabox6608 think you meant “epitome” but thanks? Haha

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Mic might have gotten wet or something

With 852.000 subscribers you would think they could afford video camera and good audio setup, just like those who have less than 850 subscribers. Even my daughter with just over 100 subscribers have very good video and audio setup. She would never sink so low and use a phone....

I thought my not Raycons were dying lol

@@kjellhelgesen8760 you should set up an audio business. Letting that much talent go to waste would be a shame

So sad

Just licked a 10,000 piece of crazy chances

Try several trillion

Exactly! I have discovered more valuable than this, maybe bigger than all meteorite in the market. It's been a year since I discovered it but my mind is debating whether to come out publicly or not. I can't even accept to take a micro piece of the ruby gemstone from this, thinking how long this thing was made by the creator. Some people without regards might already be a millionaire from this rock. But not me so far. I promise to the creator which is our God, that if there's money to be made from this, that I will do the best I could to help those who need help.

@@anniesoucek8216so other than your rock being from space, what makes it so much more significant to you? I just dont think god cares what you do with a rock🤷🏻‍♂️ sell it and help yourself and others. Theres nothing wrong with doing that.

science says this and Google. This triangular pattern in the texture of iron-nickel meteorites, called the Widmanstatten pattern, formed more than 4.5 billion years ago as the metal cooled

Yeah... Until they ruined it with that stupid sign with that waterjet . A shame.

If you got 10,000 dollars for that then good luck to you

david martin not even close to that. Maybe retail value once it’s slabbed up and everything but value of it whole uncut is right around 4K

Do you have any more laying around? I would like one as well.

Next waterjet video: see how long to cut thru a sandal with and idiot in it!

@@chspyderr get the hotdogs out again!

meteorites are metal.

@@thepjup4507 some are, but the most common are stone chondrites. There is also a third main group called stony-irons that is a mixture of iron and stone.

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210 doge

That’s from avatar

When the super heated, molten metal, does the slowest cool down possible it creates that pattern called the Weidmenstatten or something...It has to cool down in space at something like 10 degrees for every million years to cause it to happen...My numbers are not exact but I promise I'm not exaggerating..Its seriously something that absurd that it sounds like bullshit!

Iron & nickel cooling a degree every million years is how those form.

eewww you ate off that thing!!!!

If they put that $10k in on January 1st, it would have been worth over $1.2m at the high last week lol