No, the DCAs will simply require coordinates, like everywhere else. The proof
condition is dropped. The NWA 9000s will be skipped.
Believe it or not, nobody has submitted a request to reclassify Al Hag 001 or
its siblings. Has there been a paper published on it? All I'm finding are
Thank you Jeff,
For the clarity that a 'paper' hasn't been published about Al Haggounia and/or
NWA 2828 not being an Aubrite and 'simply' an Enstitite, albeit a very
interesting one!! I have CCed Tony Irvibg and Ted Bunch on this because they
have performed extensive research in this most
Hello All,
In a quick glance at comments tonight, but not reading the link to new rules, I
believe starting the new DCA mets with 'coordinates proof' to be confusing.
Why start the DCAs at NWA 10,000... when in short time the 'non-proof' mets
will reach the tried and true 'NWA' naming system
HI all,
I just listed a few slices (6) of a RARE CV3 Anomalous - NWA 7891 If
you like rare carbonaceous meteorites take a look here. (BTW - there's
a lot of other cool meteorites here too)
http://www.ebay.com/sch/mr-meteorite/m.html?item=321670789344rt=nc_trksid=p2047675.l2562
Northwest Africa
Hello All,
we just listed a small slice of the BLACK CHASSIGNITE, NWA 2737 (traded with
Bruno and Carine).
Auction starts @ $ 1.99 and NR!
In addition we have a few more nice pieces, e.g. a 221 gram (not milligram;-))
LUNAR endcut,
the second to last BLACK BEAUTY (NWA 8171) full slice, shiny
Today's Meteorite Picture of the Day: NWA 5480
Contributed by: Peter Marmet
http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpodmain.asp?DD=02/16/2015
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