> When you say "Franconia is a bit more tricky", I'm not > sure what you mean. Are you not sure that Franconia is > an H5? I would find this surprising, given all that has > been published in "Meteorite", not to mention MB#88.
Hi Bob, Ruben, and List, Oops, sorry if my words should have given rise to any doubts regarding the sincerity and/or integrity of the finders involved! No, there is no doubt about my Franconia specimen being (a) a genuine Franconia meteorite and (b) an H5 chondrite. Bob, please let me now quote from your own mail to the List as I was referring to *that* part of the story: "At the time I wrote that article, it was thought that the finds being made by Mike Miller and Ruben were not paired to Franconia. Mike thought that his finds were from a different fall." Best wishes, Bernd ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
