OOOhppps, you're certainly right - how could I forget the great oriented nakhlite Lafayette!? Of course, it should be included in my Top 10, just have to think about where exatly ;-)
Thanks to Dave and Charlie for the heads up. Best, Norbert > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > > Hey Norbert! You left out that "Classic" Indiana > meteorite "LaFayette!!! ;) > Dave > > > > Hi John, and List, > > > > If you hadn't added the word "classic" I would have > > placed the new lunar Dhofar 908 on nr. one, for > > obvious > > reasons. Doesn't matter, there are also lots of > > great > > classic meteorites, and here's my Top 10: > > > > 1. Chassigny (martian dunite, and witnessed fall) > > 2. Nakhla (martian clinopyroxenite, and witnessed > > fall) > > 3. Shergotty (martian basalt, and witnessed fall) > > 4. Calcalong Creek (the first non-Antarctic lunar) > > 5. Ensisheim (yes, the only chondrite in my > > listing) > > 6. Governador Valadares (nakhlite find from Brazil) > > 7. Ibitira (vesicular eucrite fall from Brazil) > > 8. Novo-Urei (the first ureilite - yum, yum ;-) > > 9. Acapulco (now, that's a neat one, isn't it?) > > 10. Aubres (another type specimen, and a real > > beauty) > > > > I know that this list might not fit into your > > definition > > of "classic" meteorites, but that's my take of it > > ;-) > > > > All the best, > > Norbert > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. > http://photos.yahoo.com/ > ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
