Table 5
| Article 1 - Impact glasses and tektites Impact glasses and tektitesIf a meteorite hits the ground at a place with porous rock ... |
| Article 2 - The best known The best known ipact glasses and the tektite strewn fields on Earth. |
 | Article 3 - Europe EuropeThe moldavites originated in the Ries Crater located in northern Bavaria – they ... |
| Article 4 - Central Asia Central AsiaFrom the Zhamanshin crater come the impact glasses of zhamanshinite and th ... |
| Article 5 - SE Asia SE AsiaThe most abundant are the Australasian tektites, whose source crater has not be ... |
 | Article 6 - Western Australia Western AustraliaThe distance that the australites flew from their impact crater was g ... |
 | Article 7 - Weird shapes Weird shapesLiquid bits moving through the atmosphere are shaped by air so that the re ... |
| Article 8 - Tasmania TasmaniaAn impact is probably responsible also for what is termed the Darwin Glass fou ... |
| Article 9 - Sahara SaharaThe Libyan Desert Glass (or Silica Glass) is found alongside the border between ... |
 | Article 10 - Sequence of coincidences Sequence of coincidencesNumerical models lead us to believe that tektites can come int ... |
| Article 11 -Africa AfriCaThe Bosumtwi Crater in Ghana is the source of ivorites, tektites found in the ne ... |
| Article 12 - North America North AmericaGlass in unstable material prone to natural degradation within no more th ... |
