Actually, the term is photomicrograph, mot microphotograph.
On 4/2/11 7:08 PM, John Lutzon wrote:
Richard and All,
Here, here to that. However, i started my toasting earlier, without you.
I recently came upon a microphotograph (slide) of Ernst Chladnis (by J.
G. Bradbury) and would like to know if there are any similarities to a
"regular" thin section. And, how are they made?
This may not be a meteorite question--but it sure beats the previous
nonsense.
Thanks.
John
IMCA# 1896
----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Montgomery"
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To: "'Meteorite-list List'" <meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com>
Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2011 9:43 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] ??????
I must say, the squabble is disappointing. And, as a newcomer to this
highly respected METEORITE discussion forum, I wonder what the
squabble is intended to achieve. More than once, in the small two
years of me being honored to participate here, I've written some words
intended to allow some re-focus away from the crap, back to why we are
all engaged here. Ususally, the banter and squabble eventually dies
away, but come-on gang.
Hey, List, here's a toast to the METEORITE fun instead!
-Richard Montgoemry
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