Hello, List,
does anyone know about how many new irons have been found recently
compared to stony meteorites?
It occurs to me that the market gets flooded with new chondrites every day
but hardly any new iron, nut to mention stony irons. There are more than
a thousand L's and H's just from NW
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Subject: [meteorite-list] New Iron
Meteorite Finds
Hello, List,does anyone know about how many new
irons have been found recently compared to stony meteorites?
It occurs to me that the market gets flooded with new chondrites every day
but hardly any new iron, nut to
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New Iron
Meteorite Finds
Norbert,
First Nice website.
Second and maybe you or someone on the list can
answer this as it is along the same lines as your question regarding
Irons.
Why are there no stoney meteorites found in
Australia? If
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New Iron
Meteorite Finds
Norbert,
First Nice website.
Second and maybe you or someone on the list can
answer this as it is along the same lines as your question regarding
Irons.
Why are there no stoney meteorites found in
Australia? If
Hello John and list,
John wrote: Do the NWA numbers suggest a higher number (%) for the stone
totals, and less for irons and stony-irons? Seems that way. Does anyone know
(or even an idea) about this information?
The answer for the mass of stones over irons in Africa is likely related to
the fa
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Re: [meteorite-list] New IronMeteorite Finds
Norbert,
First Nice website.
Second and maybe you or someone on the
list cananswer this as it is along the same lines a
Mark Miconi wrote:
> If there have been Stoney Meteorites found
> there, what is the ratio of Stoney to Iron?
Hello Mark, Norbert, and List,
Presently there are 581 Australian meteorites in
my database (up to Met.Bull. #86 the updating of
which I still haven't finished yet).
a) 485 out of 581 a
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Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 5:26 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New Iron Meteorite Finds
Hi, Mark, John and List,
thanks for your answers.
To answer your question regarding Australian chondrites, I am sure there
are as many out there in the outba
There are a number of factors that cause the proportion of irons to vary
from place to place. Four important ones are frequency of pairing
of finds, human cultural effects, differential weathering rates, and
recognizability.
Places like NWA produce many, many separately numbered meteorites that
a
Testing...uno.dos...tres
Sorry folks, just testing.
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New Iron
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There are a number of factors that
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