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
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
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
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
, December 02, 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, where
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