Hi all -
A few comments - Here on Earth larger fragments survive impact due to explosive
lensing - I don't know how that applies to Mercury - Elton is the source for
best estimates and explanations on that.
The energies of impacts depend on what hits and how fast.
There is also the problem
Forgot the URL
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Meteorites from Mercury?
February 15, 2008
by Ken Croswell
Meteorites from the Moon and Mars give earthbound scientists free rock samples
from other worlds. Now Brett Gladman and Jaime Coffey (University of British
Columbia, Vancouver) say we should expect a few meteorites from Mercury too.
Hi everybody -
You know, every so often we get these exchanges of
rather short intense messages on the list about one or
another particular meteorite. The messages are short
and they begin suddenly and stop suddenly, and they're
between the experts and dealers of important
specimens.
You got to
Peanut wrote:
What about Mercury ... ?
Gregory responded:
There was widespread belief that the Enstatite Chondrites
originated within Mercury's orbit, if they weren't actually
Mercurian themselves ...
Martin A. contributed:
The Enstatite Chondrite Neuschwanstein had its aphelion
in the
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