Greg kindly wrote:
With that much metal and some chondrules, would an "H" chondrite be a
possibility? For some reason "Zag" is popping into my brain with regard
to the photos. This will be an interesting one once the scientists study it.
But if Zag, then not Zag (a) H3-6, ... Zag (b), a winonaite (and close to
Divnoe with regard to its oxygen isotopes) would be a match, I think!
Cheers,
Bernd
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