Exactly my thought too. I've been waiting for the classification of
NWA869 since
I started with meteorites. I've heard about several classifications
made, but I
have yet to see one paper on it.
This meteorite should be interesting for science as it is presenting a
large sample
of fresh meteoritic material that have a lot of variation.
This is my latest (probably paired with) NWA869 that I've cut, showing a
nice composition of three different lithologies.
http://www.meteorite.neab.net/pictures/NWA869-breccia.jpg
/G�ran
Meteoryt.net wrote:
OK nice, but where is NWA869.
One of the nicest, cheapest, and biggest NWA meteorites from 1999 stay
unclassified.
It will be classified or not ? If not everyone who sell meteorites as NWA869
make met-fraud :(
This should be finally finished by Met Nomenclature.
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