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G'day List,
Some of you may remember my post a week or so about NWA
980. I have a photo from Mike Farmer (Thanks Mike) showing a piece of NWA 980
with a large white inclusion which I have added to the NWA 980 page in the new
section of my website. I have a question about this meteorite though. All other
meteorites that have inclusions, are basically just the one
mineral/formation. (I could be wrong there! ;-)) But in NWA 980 the inclusions
look to have chondrules. Can anyone say how these would come to form this
way? And what would the inclusions consist of? A very interesting meteorite
either way! The link to the page is:
Thanks again,
(P.S. In case anyone is interested, Mike's piece is
for auction on eBay.)
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