Woohoo! For those who collect them, a new "hammer!"
A little question, though. The new meteorite is fairly magnetic; despite
its physical appearance, wouldn't that pretty much eliminate it from the
carbonaceous chondrite group, which are weakly magnetic at best?
Tracy Latimer
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fallingonFriday!
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 12:36:22 +0200
... Looks very like Allende!
MF
CV ? nooo where You have here CAI and big chondruls ?
Definitelly its not CV, CR or CB, CH so there left CO, CM, CI, or CK?
for me it looks like CO or CM. I cant find any photo with similar matrix
like this in my archive.
But its very interesting.
Can anyone make short translation to english about this storry (or polish
if possible hehe)
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