Hi All,
Here's an interesting link to a scientific draft about "fossil meteorites":
http://epsc.wustl.edu/~visscher/research/fossil_files/frame.htm
(It works best for IE, and doesn't display correctly in Firefox, for some
obscure reasons.)
The author tries to come up with a definition for "f
It seems to me that there are at least four or five different things
that people may be trying to describe using various terms, including
"fossil" and "paleo". 1) The original minerals in a meteorite may be
partially or completely converted to terrestrial minerals on
earth. 2) During alterati
ing system in place for Al Haggounia?
LOFL,
Doug
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I dont want to get involved in the thread about what
the classification is (I will be pretty happy no
matter what the proposed options are) but can somebody
explain to me why
I dont want to get involved in the thread about what
the classification is (I will be pretty happy no
matter what the proposed options are) but can somebody
explain to me why its called a "Fossil" meteorite?
I realize that the term "fossil" can be loosely used
to describe pretty much any old stuff
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