Regarding Cerro Mesa, I found the following on ResearchGate
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/281281502_La_condrita_ordinaria_Cerro_Mesa_en_el_limite_de_la_clasificacion_entre_dos_grupos
So, it looks like the classification work is done, but just not submitted to
the NomCom.
best,
Hi Meteorite collectors,
I need a small piece of the ureilite NWA 7983 for my research. If anyone has a
piece available please email me - gar...@asu.edu
thanks,
Laurence
Dr. Laurence A.J. Garvie
Research Professor - School of Earth
Dear Meteorite collectors,
I am in the process of working on the bulk mineralogy of Sutter’s Mill as
determined by powder x-ray diffraction. I have run several samples now,
including the pre-rain SM3, and found some interesting minerals. My big
interest is in the clay mineralogy, the quantity
I know of relatively large lunars that are being offered at around $50/g and
not being bought (1 kg stones). There seem to be a plethora of Lunars and
Martians. Nice shergottites could be had from the 2015 Tucson show for around
$80/g. In the last year, the NomCom has approved 35 lunars (over
I know of relatively large lunars that are being offered at around $50/g and
not being bought (1 kg stones). There seem to be a plethora of Lunars and
Martians. Nice shergottites could be had from the 2015 Tucson show for around
$80/g. In the last year, the NomCom has approved 35 lunars (over
to be accepted, she
had to first classify and then get the meteorite accepted by the NomCom.
Laurence Garvie
CMS
ASU
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I suspected there would be some discussion on the L6 class for Katol. I have
posted some BSE images of chondrules from one of our sections on my Facebook
page.
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I expected there would be some discussion on the L6 class for Katol. I have
posted some BSE images of chondrules from one of our sections on my Facebook
page.
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Dear Meteorite collectors,
I am looking for a small piece (1 to 2 g) of NWA 470 (CH3). I know this is a
rare meteorite, but hopefully someone would be willing to sell/trade for a
piece.
Thanks
Laurence Garvie
lgar...@asu.edu
Center for Meteorite Studies
Arizona State University
I spent some time today photographing our Sutter's Mill meteorites.
If interested, you can view them at
www.flickr.com/photos/meteorite_scientist/
Laurence Garvie
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I spent some time today photographing our Sutter's Mill meteorites.
If interested, you can view them at
www.flickr.com/photos/meteorite_scientist/
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Personally, I see nothing wrong with cutting Sutter's Mill. We (as in the
scientific community) now have lots of stones and sliced pieces are needed for
thin sections, polished mounts, etc. The TKW is well over 300 g - compare this
with the really rare carbonaceous chondrites (e.g., Revelstoke
Personally, I see nothing wrong with cutting Sutter's Mill. We (as in the
scientific community) now have lots of stones and sliced pieces are needed for
thin sections, polished mounts, etc. The TKW is well over 300 g - compare this
with the really rare carbonaceous chondrites (e.g., Revelstoke
of
Franconia with cm-sized metal blebs, but so far I do not have such a piece for
study.
So, if anyone has a Franconia with a large metal nodule that they would like to
lend/sell/trade to me, then please email me at lgar...@asu.edu
Feel free to send photos.
Thanks
Laurence Garvie
Curator
Center
For those that are interested, Conception Junction was approved today.
see
www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=53877
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The Rumuruti (R Class) chondrites lack free metal and are sulfide rich.
Laurence
CMS
ASU
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Date: Sun, 26 Jun 2011 14:55:17 -0400
From: Pete Pete rsvp...@hotmail.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] Stones
A 1976 paper in Earth and Planetary Science Letters describes a unique
chondrite (meteorite) returned from the Moon. The fragment measures 3 x 1.5 mm
and shows some similarities with the CI meteorites.
McSween (1976) A new type of chondritic meteorite found in Lunar soil. Earth
and Planetary
The 2007 fall from California - Red Canyon Lake was accepted by the NomCom
today.
A photo of the slice can be found at
www.flickr.com/photos/meteorite_scientist/5580944065/
and the writeup at the Meteoritical Bulletin Database www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/
Laurence
CMS
ASU
Just a quick reply to this subject as it could become lengthy and involved.
The primary coloring agent in meteorites is Fe2+ for fresh meteorites and Fe3+
for weathered ones (BTW - shocked meteorites can be black - see below). There
is also Fe0, which is in the metal.
When a few percent of
The question comes up from time to time about the cost of classifying a
meteorite and also regarding turn around time.
The actual cost varies significantly depending on the type of meteorite.
For example, base cost for an equilibrated OC
1) thin section $30 (the cheapest part of the process)
Some on this list may find this useful.
Laurence
CMS
ASU
Graduate students and postdocs,
The application deadline for grants from the Barringer Family Fund for
Meteorite Impact Research is April 8, 2011. This program provides 3 to 5
competitive grants each year in the range of $2,500 to
I also have the book. The photography is excellent.
Laurence
CMS
ASU
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Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2011 11:13:26 -0500
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Geoff's book
To:
Three new Arizona meteorites were just approved by the NomCom. They are
Camp Creek (H4)
Chandler (L6)
Little Harquahala Mountains (H-melt rock)
I am working on two more new ones from AZ.
Laurence
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I found four unlabeled iron meteorite slices in the collection at Arizona State
University. They can be seen at
www.flickr.com/photos/meteorite_scientist/sets/72157625897257655/
If anyone recognizes any of the slices then please let me know at
lgar...@asu.edu
Thanks
Laurence
CMS
ASU
, Gordon CRESSEY, and
Olwyn N. MENZIES (2004) Modal mineralogy of carbonaceous chondrites by X-ray
diffraction and Mössbauer spectroscopy, Meteoritics and Planetary Science, vol.
39, 3-16).
Laurence Garvie
CMS
ASU
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Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2010 09:01:27 -0700 (PDT)
From: Robert Verish
My guess is that this beautiful chondrule is a composite radial pyroxene (in
the center) surrounded by porphyritic olivine.
Laurence Garvie
CMS
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Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2010 11:27:03 -0500
From: Bob King nightsk...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Rocks from Space Picture
. The aubrites formed under
low fO2 conditions and hence the pyroxenes have very low Fe (typically 350 ppm
FeO). If I remember correctly, the color of the fluorescence may have
something to do with trace amounts of Mn.
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and staff
limitations. We are working on a more outreach-oriented program directed toward
school-aged children, which we hope to have up and running in the near future.
Sincerely,
Dr. Laurence Garvie
Center for Meteorite Studies
Arizona State University
I am trying to find some information on a meteorite we have in our collection.
I have a 0.3 g crusted fragment of an achondrite, possibly eucrite, and old
label that reads Las Canas, St. Andras, Cuba, 2. Oct 1844.
Is this a valid meteorite, fall??
Thanks
Laurence Garvie
CMS
ASU
I just had a quick look at the paper by Popova, Meteoroid Ablation
models (2004) Earth, Moon, and Planets, vol. 95, 303-319, and their
spectral data from meteorites indicate that the brightness
temperatures of the vapor are around 4000-6000K.
Laurence
CMS
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Many of the questions posed to this list about desert varnish can be
found in my recent paper on varnish
Nanometer-scale complexity, growth, and diagenesis in desert varnish
(2008) Geology, vol. 36, 215-218.
Unfortunately, I do not have permission (from the publisher) to post a
pdf copy
I am looking for (trade/buy) a reasonably sized piece of NWA1694. Let
me know if you have a piece you might be willing to part with.
Thanks
Laurence Garvie
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I am looking for a picture of Count Alois von Beckh Widmanstätten. If
anyone has one or know where one is can they please email me.
Thanks
Laurence Garvie
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Wonderful oriented Sikhote-Alin. That would look fabulous in a
museum ...
Laurence Garvie
CMS
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Date: Sun, 4 Oct 2009 21:03:23 -0700 (PDT)
From: Michael Johnson rocksfromsp...@yahoo.com
Subject: [meteorite-list] Rocks from Space Picture of the Day -
October 5
Here is an unusual organic-rich meteorite. Bet there are amino acids
in this one.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/somerset/8175347.stm
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High levels of formic acid were also found in the Antarctic meteorite
EET96029.
You can download the pdf at
www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2004/pdf/1888.pdf
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A while back I was dry cutting (slowly with a thin low-density diamond
blade) a piece of Indarch, which produced a rather disagreeable odour.
I put the smell down to the reaction of the finely powdered air-
sensitive minerals such as oldhamite and niningerite with the moisture
in the air.
Does anyone know how many almost complete slices were taken off the
Isheyevo main mass? And where are they?
BTW - we have one.
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For those who are interested, my colleague and I recently worked on
the black diamonds from the Canyon Diablo meteorite. The abstract can
be downloaded at
www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/lpsc2009/pdf/1346.pdf
In summary, they are not pure diamond but a combination of diamond,
lonsdaleite
Does anyone know exactly where the Fountain Hills bencubbin-like
meteorite was found? I know its from Fountain Hills in Arizona, but
where exactly. The coordinated in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database
give the center of the town of Fountain Hills, but the text says it
was found by a
I was looking through some of Niningers old letters from the 1930s and
found that he bought the Springwater pallasite for 1US dollar per
pound of meteorite. Taking into account inflation that amounts to
about 12US dollars per pound today. Compare this with current prices
which are running
I am not sure if this was posted before, if not it is great fun.
http://etching-meteorite-seymchan.blogspot.com/
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I need help and advice on how to polish largish (up to 1 ft or so in
diameter) pieces of iron meteorites. What equipment do I need etc.
Please email me off this list at [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Thanks in advance.
Laurence
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I was listening to the London news and they were discussing the
following story.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-12620274-details/Woman+hanging+out+washing+'hit+by+meteorite'/article.do
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If anyone has a largish piece (10 g or larger) of Isheyevo (CB3) that
they are willing to sell can they please email me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).
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are obviously not meteorites, it is till time consuming to
open each packet, examine the material, write a small blurb about why
it is not a meteorite, pack it up again, and send it back to the
owner. Of the actual meteorites, most are small weathered OCs.
Laurence Garvie
meteorites.asu.edu
Regarding photographing irons - I have had good success scanning them
on a flatbed scanner. I typically use 1200 dpi and color. Note, this
can produce a large file. I'll try and send a link to an image tomorrow.
Laurence
CMS
ASU
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Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2007 15:38:56 -0400
From: David
I am studying the mineralogy and chemistry of desert varnish from the
southwestern USA. I am eager to study similar varnish from deserts
world-wide. The varnish that I am interested in forms on rocks from
desert pavements and is typically dark black, sometimes shiny. Note,
I am not
I am studying the mineralogy and chemistry of desert varnish from the
southwestern USA. I am eager to study similar varnish from deserts
world-wide. The varnish that I am interested in forms on rocks from
desert pavements and is typically dark black, sometimes shiny. Note,
I am not
The comet was easy to see even with the naked eye here in Phoenix,
central Arizona. At 6 pm local time I looked towards the setting sun
and there it was. Looked great with a small pair of binoculars.
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School of
I have had a quick look at the paper that proposes that black diamonds
are interstellar. The authors have made some interesting measurements
and it is true that the carbonado diamonds have long puzzeled
scientists. I actually have several large carbonado stones on my desk
and have meant to
Pyrite, as in FeS2 is not ferromagnetic but diamagnetic. Upon heating
pyrite oxidizes and produces magnetic products (oxides). In contrast,
CoS2 with the pyrite structure is ferromagnetic. Anyway, pyrite is
rarely found in meteorites.
I am looking for ca. 0.5 g slices of Acfer 214 and 094.
If anyone has either for sale then please email me privately.
Sincerely
Laurence
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I am looking for small pieces (0.5 to 1gram) of Acfer 094 and 214. If
anyone has a piece of each they are willing to sell then please email
me privately.
Thanks
Laurence Garvie
School of Earth and Space Exploration
Arizona State University
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