2, 2006 12:24 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] EL's, Collections, etc.
> Hello Greg and Stan,
>
> Yes, it is a very interesting meteorite. Hard to say which you can
> declare
> more weatheredguess I now like the term fossil meteorite...;^) The
> original weathered portions,
Hello Greg and Stan,
Yes, it is a very interesting meteorite. Hard to say which you can declare
more weatheredguess I now like the term fossil meteorite...;^) The
original weathered portions, where preserved better in the long run, due to
the metal of having been leached out.
Nice round u
Hi Stan and EL enthusiasts,
This is truly a weird meteorite (NWA 2828 and related enstatites). It seems
to defy all logic making it one of the most interesting ones I have had the
privilege to encounter. I supplied the latest scientific abstract which
describes the weathering effects to some po
>Bottom line, the darker the material, the more weathered., but cool all the
>same.
Greg - are you reffering to the darker of the 'blue' lithology or the darker
of the material period?
The last i hurd the dark - ie brown material is less weathered - it still
has the oxide veining intact. the
Hello Mark, Stan and Everyone,
First of all, in the last 24 hours I have "collected" way too many 'green
laser', 'you are a millionaire', 'I got screwed by a Moroccan', 'I'm tired
of Ssteevee' and other numerous other emails.
Anyway, here is the latest and most up to date abstract regarding N
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