> Now the question: > Whoever knows if there migh be somewhere hidden (in a museum, > collection, or > just cited in the literature...) some even more rare > meteorite, "rare" being > based on similar criteria as above, thus combining location, > tkw and type, > to take just these three and simplify. > Just a challange.. >
Interseting challenge, I'll take it! Most of us have rarer meteorites than these two from the moon! Do you remember, there is a type of meteorites called howardite, supposely comming from the soil of Vesta. In these meteorites, it is not so uncommon to find some small black inclusions. If I remember well they are related to carbonaceous meteorites... So I have something "rarer" (based on location of find, tkw and type) than these two from the moon!! Challenge #2: what is the rarest meteorite in your collection? Mine is probably the Sahara 98111, a Diogenite with only 29g of TKW Regards, Julien ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
