Hello
I have put 2 auctions on ebay, one its the main mass
of NWA 3211 Eucrite for a very low price, another is a
slice of the new italian iron meteorite Umbria for
a very low price, only 8 slices its available in all
world. For who want look here
Maybe this will help but I'm not sure that it works for all examples. I
think this is something that came from the list a few years back back I
can't remember who posted it. If you're out there... speak up! ;-)
Genomict - A mixing of different petrologic stages of same composition (Eg.
L3.8 and
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Jeff, what camera You use for Your excelent photos ?
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[ I.M.C.A.#3667 ]-
http://www.Meteoryt.net
Some of you may enjoy reading this document on the subject of nomenclature
of impactites:
http://www.bgs.ac.uk/scmr/docs/paper_12/scmr_paper_12_1.pdf
jeff
At 04:42 AM 7/11/2005, Jeff Kuyken wrote:
Maybe this will help but I'm not sure that it works for all examples. I
think this is something
Dear List,
I was wondering about the naming protocols for
features on Tempel 1.
On Eros, the features were named after famous
lovers, on Phobos and Deimos, events and people
connected with their 1877 discovery; on Callisto,
Norse mythologies, on Io, volcano gods; etc. I just
wondered what they
Hi Marcin,
The camera I use is an Olympus C-740 Ultra Zoom.
http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_archived_product_details.asp?i
d=909
They're a great camera with a lot of features and still reasonably priced
for what you get although I believe they have now been super-seeded with the
Breccia
WASSON J.T. (1974) Meteorites Classification and Properties
(Springer-Verlag, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, Appendix I,
Glossary, p. 242):
A fragmental rock type including components (the larger pieces called
xenoliths or clasts) which were previously part of another rock. In a
monomict
McSWEEN H.Y. (1999) Meteorites and Their Parent Planets
(Cambridge University Press, Glossary, p. 288):
xenolith: an inclusion of a foreign rock trapped within an igneous rock.
HUTCHISON R. (2004) Meteorites: A Petrologic, Chemical, and Isotopic
Synthesis (Cambridge Planetary Science Series, pp.
Some examples:
The Camel Donga 040 C3 chondrite is a genomict mixture
of two lithologies (with metamorphosed clasts).
The Felt (b) L3.5 chondrite is a genomict breccia; ~2/3 of the
material is L3.5, shock stage S4, and the other 1/3 is L5, S5.
The Greenwell Springs LL4 meteorite is a genomict
Interesting. Tendency has been to extend vocabulary w/ the primitive
concretions called chondrites as if they were igneous (=differentiated),
and
change the unrelated inclusions to include related ones. The greatest
scientific diversity is always had when you ask a group of scientists to
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How generous of them!
Thanks, Tom
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Hi,
Moon rocks are considered part of the national heritage, like the
Declaration of Liberty and the Liberty Bell, Mount Rushmore, that green statue
in the harbor at NYC, the national parks, and so forth.
The fact that moon rocks were collected by government employees on the job
is not
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The awards remain the property of NASA; however, each lunar sample will be
on
long-term loan to the museum or learning institution of the recipient's
choice
How generous of them!
You ain't heard nothing yet. They are
I am looking for a piece of franconia.Slice!Fragment!Individual!Over 70
grams.Let me know what you have.
steve
Steve R.Arnold, Chicago, IL, 60120
Illinois Meteorites,Ltd!
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Chat room is open, as alwaysand I will try to be in the room the rest of
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Clear Skies,
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Thank you Jeff, not your average light reading but definitely appreciated.
Jerry Flaherty
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