I would say 1 out of every 500 or more.
You will not miss them, they are clearly visible as
large melt section visible on the outside.
mike
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> Michael,
>
> Actually, yes I have seen impact melts before. But
> to be honest, I am not
> sure I have seen the outside of
Come on Steve, have you never seen the outside of a
Gao impact-melt piece, or any impact melt for that
matter? It is extremely easy to tell, it wont have
fusion crust on the melt parts, they are glassy and
much harder.
Michael Farmer
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> Hello Guys,
>
> Having just got
Hey, I got one. Only two halves of a 9.1 gram stone, so I am not rich. But
that puts me getting one in less than 1 out of 500 specimens.
It definitely puts the 9.1 grams in for far less than 1% of my current
material.
Cool stuff.
Steve
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Thanks Guys,
I think I might have found one... off to the saw...
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Hello Guys,
Having just got more Gao's in, I am curious what external features on
Gaos
would indicate that a particular specimen has the Impact Melt Breccia
features
inside?
I don't want to cut all of them up just to find a few (or maybe none)
have
the great flow.
All input, especially
Steve & list
I'm surprised you don't know the trick.
http://blog.bzzagent.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/X_Ray_Image.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Ray_Specs_(novelty)
I still have mine. Though I tested them out and could not find any
IMB's in my Gaos. Here is a nice photo of them in use;
http:
Michael,
Actually, yes I have seen impact melts before. But to be honest, I am not
sure I have seen the outside of a Gao IMB. It might be that I don't have any
in the batches I have had currently or before.
I will assume if none of the ones I have now look like a typical IMB, then
that
Hello Guys,
Having just got more Gao's in, I am curious what external features on Gaos
would indicate that a particular specimen has the Impact Melt Breccia features
inside?
I don't want to cut all of them up just to find a few (or maybe none) have
the great flow.
All input, especially ph
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