The next class is November 13th: Japanese Corduroy and Millipede.
We’ll learn the Japanese Corduroy and Millipede weaves. The kit will provide enough materials to make one sample of Millipede and one bracelet using Japanese Corduroy. Please RSVP to Judy ASAP.
6pm – 9pm, South meeting room, Huntsville Gem & Mineral Education Center, Sandra Moon Community Complex, 7901 Bailey Cove Rd SE. Park in South lot off Bailey Cove Rd SE.
Did You Know? In January, researchers at NASA’s Johnson Space Center identified the world’s oldest asteroid crater: a 43-mile wide impact structure in Yarrabubba, Western Australia. By analyzing radioactive elements in sample rocks, geochronologists determined that the collision occurred about 2 billion years ago. The impact sent 100+ billion tons of water vapor into the upper atmosphere possibly triggering a period of global warming. Source: The Week, February 14, 2020
July - Ruby: Traces of chromium give this red variety of the mineral corundum its rich color. Long valued by humans of many cultures, ruby was called "ratnaraj" or "king of precious stones" in ancient Sanskrit.
Source: https://www.gia.edu.
