Are there "live bugs" in Huang Longyu? ㈠
Guo, the owner of Xiongxiang Century Jewelry Store, happened to get a strange Huang Longyu while shopping at Longling Jade Market near mangshi. There is a water sac in this jade, and there is a white material the size of a grain of rice in the water sac. A month after taking it home, white material, the size of a grain of rice, actually began to grow up. Even more surprising, in the following days, it was seen that this white material could move by itself. Speculation followed, and for a time, the value of this piece doubled, and all jade players thought that Boss Guo had found a rare treasure this time. As a result, many people offered Guo a high price, but they were all rejected by Guo Yiyi. Now it suddenly occurred to Guo that no matter what the white material in this jade is, he must find someone to find out at once, because the white material grows so fast that it is almost all water.
Are there "live bugs" in Huang Longyu? (middle)
Since Guo, the owner of Xiongxiang Century Jewelry Store, got up the courage to get a piece by accident, various speculations followed. Some people say that the birth of a "clown" in the world is auspicious. Some people told Guo that they would pay a high price for it. Others boldly speculate that white material in this jade may be a living substance preserved when the jade was formed. The CT scan of jade in local hospital shows that there is a cavity inside the jade, and there are substances with the same density as human bones in the cavity. The reporter accompanied Guo to Kunming with jade and found an expert from the Institute of Resource Insects of the Chinese Academy of Forestry. Just as the expert observed jade with an electronic dissecting mirror, the researcher suddenly exclaimed that something was moving inside. They were sure that they really saw white material moving. Is there really life in the mysterious Huanglong jade?
Are there "live bugs" in Huang Longyu? (below)
According to the expert research of Institute of Resource Insects, Chinese Academy of Forestry, the statement that white material in jade is an insect is denied. But they are not sure what the substance is. Then we found a jewelry expert from Yunnan Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources. He guessed that it might be because of the evaporation of water that the substances in the water formed many tiny crystals in the cavity and attached to the edge of the cavity, forming white material, but he could not explain why it moved. However, not everyone agrees with the experts. Finally, we brought this jade back to Beijing, and experts from Peking University Jewelry Appraisal Center conducted a consultation on this jade. An expert who specializes in ore inclusions discovered a crucial secret. There is a red circle on the surface of jade. According to this circle, experts judge that it is likely to be microcracks. This is where the water in the jade flows out. Finally, we made a mark. By comparison, we found that white material in this jade didn't move, and the movement that many people saw was probably an illusion caused by eyes looking for a long time.
Haha, I finally didn't expect it. The conclusion is that the expert found a crack, and the things inside did not move, which is an illusion.
I'm impressed. Is this a consistent feature of CCTV 10? Mystifying, deliberately covering up, far-fetched.
So I thought of a sentence that I saw a friend's post in this bar before:
"Science itself is a religion."
Very interesting.