Today's Meteorite Picture of the Day: TYR 05181 (Iron, IIE)
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I thought SMB and IMB are two abbreviations for the same things.
Impact is an event, where an shock occurs. And melting shocks are caused by
impacts. And melt breccia is melt with breccia of unmelted or not completely
melted remains. An melt without unmelted or not completely melted remains
Hello to all.
I have a small Chelyabinsk specimen
composed mainly of impact melt, which
shows small inclusions in the surface
of glassy appearance and red color.
does anyone know what they are?
Hello,
this is rust. Small rust patches can also be shiny. Sometimes these shiny spots
contain some water and are still wet. This is a sign of continously rusting.
sincerely
plagioklas
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Von: Maurizio Eltri maurizio.el...@libero.it
An:
In classification I think there is this:
Impact melt breccias = Shock melted rocks with unmelted clasts
Impact melt breccia clasts = Clasts of impact melts with enclosed
unmelted debris
Impact melt clasts = Fragments solely of impact melt
(Ref: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/books/MESSII/9013.pdf)
I had also thought about the rust, but they are not liquid, in fact
they are pretty tough, but I can scratch them
with the tip of a needle.
Thanks
Maurizio Eltri
At 15:15 26/04/2013, plagiok...@arcor.de wrote:
Hello,
this is rust. Small rust patches can also be shiny. Sometimes these
shiny
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April 22-26, 2013
o Images of Gale #14 (22 April 2013)
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Hello All,
on ebay - ending in about two days - we have some very special CHELYABINSK
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Hi List. Just curious and was pondering a question. This in particular to
well known/better known Dealers and regular Sellers of meteorites. It seems
over the last month an increase in Dealers and Sellers (known, or at least
more familiar by names) are selling specimens of Chelyabinsk on eBay
Howdy all
To support the town of West, TX, an Ash Creek meteorite from the
West, TX fall is offered for auction. 100% of the purchase price will be
donated to the West, TX Volunteer Fire Department, so please be generous with
your bids. Funerals are underway right now for some of the
April 26, 2013
Joshua Buck
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I think it's amusing that Connecticut-bound space rocks apparently
have a preference for towns beginning with the letter W. ;-) --Rob
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Hello Listers
For those of you that enjoy art and meteorite here is some art working with
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Actually, Chris,
the IAU has already formalized that definition of meteor.
It did so back in 1961.
I've explained what I mean by all of this in my article:
http://meteorite-recovery.tripod.com/2008/mar08.htm
Apparently, a well-respected astronomer wrote a popular book soon after the
1961
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