Tom, I did the same thing- I have a thirteen year old who weighs about 110
pounds, and a ten year old who weighs about seventy pounds, so I showed
them the picture, and they saw the tape measure pulled out to about
seventeen inches, and their eyes just bugged out when they realized that
meteorite
Hi Tom !
Nearly all of the materials have different weigths compared to their
volumes.
It depends an different factors.
A new article in the latest issue (No 8/2003) of Meteoritics and Planetary
Science
has a good abstract to this subject. It is called
Stony meteorite porosities and densities.
Tom aka James Knudson wrote:
Hello List, as some of you know, I am putting together a mini individual
collection. I have a 2.8 gram NWA (L6) and a 2.72 gram Allende. The
Allende is huge compared to the NWA. Is that an metal content issue?
By the way, I am looking for more nice individuals
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