Hi all -
Simple question - what classes of meteorites have CAI inclusions?
E.P.
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Doug,
I hope you mean the 1963 Mercury Meteor S33. None
other is truly worthy. Oh, and it has to be RED.
Edwin,
The Studebaker "President" goes back to 1927-1942.
The President was given a powerful eight-cylinder
engine that was worthy of the elegant coachwork that
it carried. The engine earned S
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=34286
http://home.roadrunner.com/~kb2sms/
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Hi All,
I would like to remind you of Russ Kempton's article in "Meteorite!"
Kempton R. (1996) Abee: More Questions Than Answers
(METEORITE! Magazine, Pallasite Press, November, 1996):
"Curiously, the study of light reflected from Mercury's surface
indicates that it is iron-rich and oxygen-poor
Thanks Doug,
You can add Mike Zolensky to the list. He drives a Saturn too.
(or did just a few years ago).
Maybe Saturn should have made a deal with NASA, and they would still be in
business now!
Anne M. Black
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My vote would be the 1955 Studebaker-President; Lots of heavy metal, really
nice interior, looked like almost no other model, came in a really cool
champagne silver metal flake, 1955 was a vintage year of fairly old age and it
went really fast. Plus, it had tail fins with lights in them! A pret
My vote would be the 1955 Studebaker-President; Lots of heavy metal, really
nice interior, looked like almost no other model, came in a really cool
champagne silver metal flake, 1955 was a vintage year of fairly old age and it
went really fast. Plus, it had tail fins with lights in them! A pret
Hi Rob,
Let or right??
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Michael, List,
I think it's most likely that some special
group or unique class may be Mercurians
and less likely that they are not recognized
as meteorites. But we have to remember that
our solar system and everything in it has
been made out of the very same box of Betty
Crocker Complete Solar S
"5. Mercury Meteor (parent body Mercury or Ford?)"
I nominate the 64 Caliente. Parent body Mercury of course. My first celestial
acquisition :)
Bill
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> Subject: [meteorite-list] Mercur
Of the candidates below, I like the bencubbinites best, as at least some such
as Gujba & HAH 237 are speculated to be the condensation products of a plume of
vapor from a high speed impact, and they are high metal.
That said, the key feature I would look for in a class of Mercurian meteorite
is
"I find one meteorite in your list to be extraordinary and strange. And
I'm basing my 401K on Bencubbinite"
Nice fusion John!
Your 401-k definitely has some of the * h o t t e s t * meteorite
picks! Hopefully history repeats itself ;-)
Warmest wishes
Doug
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That's a cop-out Mike! Hunting for that elusive Swift Hermean
meteorite you need to start picking up rocks and tossing the junky
unMercury ones ;-)
Courtesy of Jeff's magic database, in addition to the three I started
the list off with all having been proposed as possibly from Mercury in
the
Hello Bill,
Reminds me of Anne Black's Saturn. Mercury's (Mercur's) are all locked
up in garages and junkyards as of 2011, and Saturn's were re-accreted
in 2010. Seems like celestially named vehicles just have bad luck when
it comes to staying power. The Hyundai Tucson name is still around
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/water-on-mars-scientists-find-strongest-evidence-yet/2011/08/03/gIQAiYcWuI_story.html?hpid=z8
By Marc Kaufman, Published: August 4
For decades, space scientists have searched Mars for signs of water, the
liquid generally believed to be esse
G'Day Doug
I find one meteorite in your list to be extraordinary and strange. And
I'm basing my 401K on Bencubbinite
Cheers
John Cabassi
IMCA # 2125
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Doug,
I would like to add Cat MT. to this short list of possible meteorites from
Mercury.
Reason being that according to the latest report on Mercury. There was no
mention of any Fe or FeO so , I assume neither one is very abundant. That said.
any meteorite with metal is not a good candidate unl
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Any help appreciated.
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Hello All Listees,
Below are two examples of Mesosiderite which are NOT paired. And, i am
curious as to why not.
In my terms, (bear with me) if the Earth were to completely explode and
someone (else) found pieces of the outer mantle, inner mantle and the core,
these samples, with great differen
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