So completely fantastic, Tom.
As a CO 3.1 witnessed fall---it's a fantastic meteorite....and yours
are wondrous, surreal images.
Kudos!
All best / d,
On Feb 18, 2010, at 8:32 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi List, I have a new set of micrographs on my gallery. They are of
Kainsaz, a CO3. I am trying a less than conventional approach to
these images
and the results are interesting.
There are some cool barred chondrule structures so many of you may
enjoy
them.
The link is at:
http://www.meteorite.com/meteorite-gallery/articles/kainsaz/index.htm
This link will take you straight to the images.
Kainsaz
Muslyumov, Tatar Republic, Russia
Fell 1937, September 13, 1415 hrs
Tkw: ~200kg
Carbonaceous chondrite CO3 (25.56% total iron)
Thanks, Tom Phillips
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