Hi
Its maybe not the thinnest meteorite specimen, but in compare to its size
(width and height), its very flat and looks strange. And its oriented with
rollover lipping from one side :D
Gao
46g
54x41x11 mm
http://www.meteoryt.net/ebay/gao-guenie_46g.jpg
-[ MARCIN CIMALA ]-[
I have an NWA4777 that is a nearly 4.5 cm round and about a half cm thick at 34
grams and a tringular NWA869 of 95 grams that is 6.5 cm on its longest side and
wedge shaped 2cm at its thickest point but totally flat on its largest area. A
cross between a piece of pie and a doorstop. If tektites
Larense wrote: it is 2 x 1.3 x 0.15 cm...it weights just one gram
The flattest complete meteorite in my meteorite collection
is the 3.1-gram Al Mahbas pallasite individual I purchased
from the Hupés. It measures 1.97 x 1.78 x 0.53 cm.
Regards,
Bernd
Wow, that´s what´s called a flat one! The Hupés sell ´em?
SCNR, good result!
Alex
The flattest complete meteorite in my meteorite collection
is the 3.1-gram Al Mahbas pallasite individual I purchased
from the Hupés. It measures 1.97 x 1.78 x 0.53 cm.
Regards,
Bernd
Wow, that's what's called a flat one! The Hupés sell 'em?
There are actually two Al Mahbas pieces in my collection, one of these
came from John Birdsell and it is an endcut weighing 5.926 grams.
The other piece is this flat individual with a large olivine crystal that
I acquired from the
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