Hello list,
depending of microscope exposures most people think about thin section. They 
show nice colors and sometimes special structures well used for petrogaphic 
studies.
But there is an other possibility to study the micro structure of minerals, - 
the use of a reflecting light microscope with polarising and color selecting 
filters. This images are ever very colorful too and this colors are mostly real.
Reflecting microscope studies allow you to detect on a certain slice thousands 
of regions, -
day for day new structures and if you have seen enough you must turn your probe 
only an a certain angle and the microworld you see is every time a new one.
Welcome to the amazing microscopic meteorite world of 
Uwe Figge

Look at

http://www.flickr.com/photos/inside_of_meteorites/sets/72157625356287024/

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