Hello, Bjorn and the list,
well, I usually use the cataloque as a base. Just tried to get
some sense to the quantities of the swedish meteorites
published in the swedsih and international press. Suppose,
the data was given by the swedish NHM.
I gladly aggree with Mrs Grady and the cataloque, except what comes to Marjalahti. It´s not a russian one.It felt to the Grand Duchy of Finland, to the area, which 1917 became a part of independent Finland. Also the finder and the witness of the fall was pure finn, Mr Koppinen. After 2 wars the USSR had the area, but not the meteorite, so it´s a finnish one...;-
http://www.netppl.fi/~jarmom/geo/met/mmarja_e.htm
take care.
pekka s
Bjørn Sørheim wrote:
Pekka & The List,
I think we must use Monica Grady et. al. and the recent 'Catalogue of Meteorites' as the definite authority
of what constitute a meteorite fall/find or not...
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