No apology is needed, Dr. Rubin. You are crystal clear. It's just that I'm as
dumb as an ox. It takes a bit of doing on my part for all that information to
sink in. You've also explained the two inclusions in my little slice of
Muonionalusta! I had wondered about them as well.
So after the IAB, IIE or IIICD iron sank to the crater floor with some melted
silicate debris it must have experienced another collision from another
asteroid to later find it's way to Earth.
I would ask what of 'Patagonia'? See:
http://www.meteoriteguy.com/collection/Patagoniairon.htm
Are these silicated irons as well?
Carl
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