Hi Tom,
Thanks for the great pictures!
Sonny
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Any one find any "Space Pearls"? Observations
wanted. Micrographs to send!
Hi List. I have started to call them "Space Pearls" You have to open
a lot
of meteorites to find them.
What I am talking about is a unique crystal structure in a small round
chondrule/inclusion. These objects stand out from the matrix as very
different
and I have found them in very different meteorite material. The first
one I
found was in a slice of JaH 055, a photo of that one was published in
Meteorite
Magazine. Since then I have only found partial or not completely
developed
(apparently) examples. Yesterday I found an other one. These are not
common.
I have cut, polished and examined hundreds of meteorites and I am
only up
to 2 good examples.
Perhaps some others have come on to these objects as well? Always
much
smaller than a chondrule. Hardly visible with out magnification and
no
features
can be seen so spotting them would require microscope viewing.
Please email me and I will send an email with embedded micrographs
(nothing
to download separately). I am eager to hear observations of what
these are
and if you have noticed them before.
Thanks, Tom Phillips
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