Hi Martin,
Congratulations! I had visited the Leicester City Museum several
times, when I was studying at University of Leicester in 2005 and
2006. The museum located at the New Walk road connected to the
University road. I still have the photo of the Barwell meteorite
mainmass which I took from
Hi Mike and all,
Yes, I agree with you, but the fake-meteorite-boom started since 2010
and become worse and worse recently. Not only some cheaters selling
fake meteorites, but also some reputable Chinese collectors use their
purchased NWAs to claim they were found in Chinese desert or Gobi
areas
Hi Martin and all,
Personally, I think the fall happened on June 15, Yuncheng city,
Shanxi Province should be a real one. My reasons are as the following:
1, the name of the witness (finder), the name of the village
(including district name, city name) were all enlightened to the
public. In
Hi Listees,
Today I got the info from Dr. Zhao Xuchao (PhD from IGGCAS, MetSoc
member) that the stone fragments collected near the Xinjiang crater
(formly called fallen on July 31th), have confirmed not the meteorite
by Professor Lin Yangting (IGGCAS, member of the Nomenclature
Committee). The
Please ignor.
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