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I not have understand the name of this meteorite
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This is the Armanty (synonym: Xinjiang) iron.
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ah ok, thanks.
Matteo
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This is the Armanty (synonym: Xinjiang) iron.
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Dear Michael and List,
The Xinjiang iron is 30 tons and now located at the
Geological Museum of Urumqi. It was taken to Urumqi
in 1965. It is also called Armanty and Almaty.
Anyone requiring more information please contact me
offlist. Thank you. Dirk Ross...Tokyo
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Dirk wrote:
The Xinjiang iron is 30 tons and now located at the
Geological Museum of Urumqi. It was taken to Urumqi
in 1965. It is also called Armanty and Almaty.
Hello Dirk and List,
Here are some further synonyms for the Armanty iron:
Dzungaria
Kumisch Choi Cha
Kumys-Tyuya
Mungen Dusch
Hi, Dirk
After I could take my eyes off that huge chunk of iron, I saw the
buildings in the background of the photo and realized that they seem to
be keeping it outdoors, my first thought was that it should not be
exposed to the weather like that, not for the long term.
But then, the
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