mali cher gatch or however it is spelled has a lead grey fc . Cheers Steve
On Mon Sep 20th, 2010 11:29 PM EDT Meteorites USA wrote:
Hi Mike,
Yes... I've have numerous NWA stone meteorites with gray fusion crust. A
couple of them were achondrites. Not sure what type of achondrite though. Do
Hi Eric, Pat, Martin, Steve D, Jason and any other interested parties
on the Met-List
I managed to take a half-bad picture of the little grey stone in my
earlier post. My excuses for such a bad photo are that it is tiny, so
hard to photograph even through the scope. Also lighting is by the
Looks quite volcanic to me. Something low in density and from the earth.
The iron seems high, but the spectum from basalt to welded tufts can
be iron rich.
The crust part doesn't look very crusty to me.
Other thoughts?
Martin
On Tuesday, September 21, 2010, Michael Murray
Hi List,
A question for anyone that wouldn't mind helping me on this...Are
there any known grey crusted stony meteorites? I'm talking the grey
color of lead almost. And yes, it is a stone, not metal.
Mike in CI
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Maybe a better description of the grey color of the stony I was asking
about would be to say it's the color of ashes.
Sorry for the extra post on this.
Mike in CO
On Sep 20, 2010, at 8:54 PM, Michael Murray wrote:
Hi List,
A question for anyone that wouldn't mind helping me on this...Are
Hi Mike,
Yes... I've have numerous NWA stone meteorites with gray fusion crust. A
couple of them were achondrites. Not sure what type of achondrite
though. Do you have one?
Eric
On 9/20/2010 7:54 PM, Michael Murray wrote:
Hi List,
A question for anyone that wouldn't mind helping me on
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