Bonjour, Salut, Hello, Zelimir wrote: "I bet you also got one"
Here's what I got - Please enjoy (reading about them)! Gao-ishly, Bernd 1. Gao-Guenie (H5 or H4-5): - thin section: shows fusion crust and shock veins - several (radiating) pyroxene chondrules - pyroxenes outnumber olivines. - crusted individual, two perfect chondrule pits (chondrules missing) - 2.65 g - lenticular dome-shaped frothy vesicular oriented individual, distinct rollover lip - 4.1 g - cut slice / brownish matrix / abundant metal / crust / brecciated - 8.5 g - triangular crusted individual with window showing several chondrules, one side warty - 23.26 g - showpiece purchased from Michael Cottingham: a fully crusted individual, shallow regmaglypts on one side and flight marks - 194 grams 2. Gao-Guenie (imb): Trapezoidal endcut. FeNi flakes close to stream channels preferred orientation. Delicate black veinlets traverse the melt flow. On one side there are remnants of ordinary Gao matrix texture. A few small troilite patches visible - 2.18 grams 3. Gao-Guenie (CR): Oval fragment with large chondrule that contains intrachondrule aggregates - 0.2 gram ______________________________________________ Meteorite-list mailing list Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
