Al & list,
Fair enough! The Georgiaites are a greenish straw
yellow, and about 3% of the Bediasites are a
translucent molasses colorbut 97% of them are very
black, as are Ivory Coasts, and most (but not all
Australasians. Like I said earlier, doubt anyone who
uses the terms "always" or "neve
Hi Norman and all,
The Georgia Tektites are not inky black but are greenish also. The
Bediasites are dark but not totally black. I might have misunderstood
your statement.
Norman Lehrman wrote:
I have always believed (without proof) that the inky blackness of all
but the moldavites might well b
Sterling,
Fabulous exposition! That one cost me some more
printer ink. I do have a few questions and comments.
No trace of terrestrial material? I'm not sure I
understand. If you mean no embedded clasts from the
target surface, I agree. That is very odd,
considering the obvious plastic defor
List(s), Bob M., and Norbert C.
Thanks in particular, Bob, for your comments.
It's good to hear an insightful reaction to Chapman's
paper. As you might imagine, it's pretty damned
impressive to anyone lacking the very high level of
knowledge required to give it a critical evaluation.
It apparen
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