Greetings listees. I was going through my copy of
Meteorites A to Z last night, and came across
something that seemed me a little strange. I noticed
that the two falls, Galim(a) and Galim(b) both fell on
the same day, at the same time, and in the same place.
What struck me curiously about this
Dear dave
here is the answer:
Title:
The Galim LL/EH polymict breccia: Evidence for impact-induced exchange
between reduced and oxidized meteoritic material
Authors:
Rubin, Alan E.
Journal:
Meteoritics, vol. 32, pages 489-492
Publication Date:
07/1997
Origin:
METIC
Bibliographic Code:
Seams extremely likely, if not obvious, to me.
My 3c worth - Michael
on 4/3/03 6:30 AM, Dave Schultz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What struck me curiously about this is that Galim(a)
was 5 stones found and it`s classification is an LL6
vnd. pmb., and that Galim(b) was only 1 stone and
In the words of Rosanna Rosannadanna, Oh. Never mind. Michael
on 4/3/03 6:42 AM, rochette at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear dave
here is the answer:
Title:
The Galim LL/EH polymict breccia: Evidence for impact-induced exchange
between reduced and oxidized meteoritic material
Authors:
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