This is the latest news, so, do we know any of these kind folks? And
are they experienced in meteorites?
Jeremy Delaney does research on meteorites and has published a number of
meteorite related papers. However extensive petrology work does not
necessarily mean knowledge in identification of hand specimens. Despite his
background I remain doubtful it is a meteorite and look forward to an actual
classification.
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Eric Olson
7682 Firethorn Dr
Fayetteville, NC 28311
http://www.star-bits.com
Dave Freeman mjwy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Dear List:
Here's the latest;
Rutgers University
geologists Jeremy Delaney, Gail Ashley and Claire Condie and Peter
Elliott, an independent metallurgist who studied the object, determined
it was an iron meteorite because of its density, magnetic properties,
markings and coloration.
This is the latest news, so, do we know any of these kind folks? And
are they experienced in meteorites?
Dave F.
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