A frozen Comet hurtles through space illuminated by highly charged ions.

The design is created in reverse by gathering molten glass and applying cobalt fumes in two separate layers. The design is then cased in crystal clear glass.

A self illuminating opalescent pearl finish is applied to the exterior and a window is cut and polished completing the light refracting effect.

The Stardust spacecraft launched in 1999 took detailed pictures of a comet’s out-gassing jets which are able to lift large chunks of rock from the comet’s surface.

When slower comets encounter supersonic solar winds a bow shock is formed at the comets leading edge. This causes cometary ions to load the solar magnetic field with plasma which forms the comets distinctive ion tail.

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