Dear List, Chondrules have been found in PV so why would it be called a Primitive Achondrite or an H7? I read that complete chondrules were found within 2mm of the metal veins raising significant questions about the cooling rate of the metal. Some feel it would be impossible for a chondrule to survive so close to the metal if it cooled over millions of years, enough time to create a pattern. It is an odd ball but by every definition I have read it is an H6 and is probably the coolest one I have ever seen.
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