Dear list
I am looking for information about SLIKENSIDE formation.
Does they come from a shock in the cosmos or do they form when landing on
Earth ?
Any detail will be appreciated.
Thank's in advance.
Best regards
Michel FRANCO
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Dear Michel,
Slickensides are formed whenever two tectonic plates or two beds are
forced under great pressure against one another, often this is the case in
mountain formation and in earthquakes of a large magnitude. I have several
samples from around the world. It can also be observed in
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Dear List Members,
I have a question perhaps one of you could
helpme with. I am doing some research regarding a particular
witnessed fall. I was wondering in the history of recovered falls if two
different types ever fell on the same month day and year in two different
locations?This may
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Hello Everybody,
I havent done a meteorite contest in a little while so, without further
delay..
Meteorite Contest #8?
The prize in this contest is a free Gao Guenie, 13.4g with 95% black crust.
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Hi Adam, hi list !
I think Selakopi and Glanggang is such a possible case.
They fell both on September 26, 1939.
it seems that they are not paired (metBase 5.0)
The meteorite catalogue 5th edition says that Selakopi
that it is distinct from Glanggang and no pairing is reported.
Glanggang:
Meteorites are coolbecause...you are holding a tiny piece of another
part of the universe in your hands. Something usually only God can do.
Rosie
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Hello Adam, Christian and all,
From a quick look in Meteorites from A to Z we also have, in addition to
that supplied by Christian, the following:
Oct. 30, 1994, there are Devri-Khera (L6), and Lohawat (Howardite), both
from India.
On Aug. 1, 1967, there are Niger(L6) and Niger (LL6) from, you
I've never entered one of these contests before so I figured what the
heck:
Meteorites are cool because they've been traveling a long time in the
vastness of space!
(I know, a groaner...sorry)
Regards,
Tom
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Hi Mark and list,
Meteorites are cool because they start out really cold in space and don't
stay hot for very long after atmospheric entry and landing,
with the exception, of course, of those which have landed in the desert
during the day but even they would cool off at night, unless of
Adam Hupe wrote:
I was wondering in the history of recovered falls if two
different types ever fell on the same month day and year
in two different locations?
Hello Adam and List,
Aumale, L6, veined, Fell 1865, Aug 25, 1100-1200 hrs
Shergotty, SNC, Fell 1865, Aug 25, 09:00 hrs.
The Tunguska
Everyone is doing the obvious so I'm going primitive:
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Meteorites are cool because it proof that there is more up there than a dome with pinhole of light in it. And that the gods think
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Hi Mark And List.
Meteorites are cool because .
Collecting them
has allowed me to meet many new friends I otherwise wouldn't have met , Going
placesaround the worldI thought I would never go (to see the various
shows) and if you are lucky ,searching for that latest
New breccia with nice crust of WHAT? Mohammed?
That is not Lunar, you have got enough of that already I guess ;-) !
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New breccia with nice crust of WHAT? Mohammed?
That is not Lunar, you have got enough of that
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Hello List, Hello Mark
1) Meteorites are cool, because they brought life
to earth, but also can extinguish life on our planet.
2) Meteorites are cool, because every spacerock has
his own story. It isvery interesting to hear how a meteorite fell to earth
(remember Peekskill), what different
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Ha Mark an List!
I'm new at this-- Meteorite's are COOL because if you ever do
Meteorites are cool because they allow you to travel back in time and touch
the beginnings of our solar system. They allow you to explorer the Moon and
Mars without being an astronaut. They are cool because they represent the
ultimate treasure hunt, the quest for knowledge!
All the best,
Adam
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Meteorites are cool because, all the kids and teenagers keep
telling me that when they get to hold one of my specimens!
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I think Selakopi and Glanggang is such a possible case.
They fell both on September 26, 1939.
Hello Adam, Frank, Christian, Bernd, and List
I only just got home ( I do have a day job!) and you have
Hello Mark and List
Wow, cool answers so far, all of them. Mark, you
should be able to put together a really cool program
for those children.
So, for my entry:
Meteorites are cool because everyone in the world can
see a meteor blaze through the sky an wonder where it
might hit and how long has
Michel,
Perhaps I can give you an insight into just what slickensides are all
about. A slickenside is a fault surface or fault-plane which exhibits
movement and dislocation,frequently warped,broken,and frequently offset.
When you see a true slickensides it is polished because the sliding
Mark,
You have to ask? WOW this is time in a bottle for 4.5 billion years! Aged
well! Dirk Ross..Tokyo
MARK BOSTICK wrote:
Hello Everybody,
I havent done a meteorite contest in a little while so, without further
delay..
Meteorite Contest #8?
The prize in this contest is a free Gao
Bill,
Thank you for this informative response. I have a nice chunk of Zag that has
one surface that looked like a slickenslide...but I've had doubts because it
looked smooth/polished, and I was thinking these subtle striations should be
grooves with edges. Not the case by your answer.
If I can
Dear Steve D., Frank, Bernd, Anne, Christian and
anybody else who I forgot,
Thank you for your help regarding twin falls on a
single day. I guess I must have been kind of lazy not checking the A to Z
book but I forgot that it had all the falls listed in order, this will teach me
to dust
Given what Mark says about slickensides, maybe they
are in meteorites because, back when it was part of an
asteroid, it underwent deformation from strong tidal
forces as a result of a close-call with a large
planetary body like Jupiter.
In any case, until we come up with a better term, I
guess we
Hi Mark List,
Good job spreading the word to the next generation Mark...Bravo!!!
My humble entry as you have had some great ones from some of the masters
in this passion of ours:
Meteorites are cool because they allow us to actually hold 4.5+ billion
years of solar system history in
Meteorites Are Cool Because they are the cheap-man's space probe. You don't have to
spend vast sums of money to return samples of an asteroid.
Chris. Spratt
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Hello Good List, I now know how Slikensides came to be, thanks to all the
experts that hang around this list! BUT, I still have not figured out what
you are talking about? What is a Slikenside? Some one asked;
I am looking for information about SLIKENSIDE formation.
Does they come from a
Dear Listees:
Today's interesting posts regarding different meteorites which fell
on the same day prompted me to upload this photograph, which is part
of a project I've been working on for some time.
As many of you are already well aware, some meteorites which have
fallen at different times
Hi Tom and list
Tom, slickensides (my books spell it differently than
European books) are a feature on a rock face left by
movement of rock against it. Sometimes its smooth,
sometimes not. Most commonly seen at sites of traverse
faulting where the rock on each side of a fault grind
against each
Meteorites Are Cool Because.they are so very, very old.
Meteorites are older than anyone you know. They are older than anything you
own. That priceless antique heirloom that's been passed down in your family
for generations? Meteorites are older. The Great wall of China? Meteorites
are older.
Hello Tom and list,
So now your wondering why are we talking about slikensides. They have been
often been confused, as in the case of the Crooked Creek and Decaturville
inpact structures with meteorite created shatter cones. Both are for the
most part rocks with very simular grooves on them.
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