Svend wrote: "what if the researcher finally answers you and explains, he has not received your sample"
Hello All, When I had a 462-gram NWA individual (purchased from Dean B. on October 25, 2004) classified by Prof. Addi Bischoff, he even sent me a photo showing the the different slices and endcuts. Each (!) of them was labeled with "Pauli", "Dünnschliffe" [thin sections] and "IfP Münster". Of course the photo still exists in case someone cares to host it. Not a single gram got lost. It turned out to be an H3-5 (NWA 3346, H3-5; S2; W2) chondrite obviously with some very interesting inclusions because Prof. Bischoff wrote: "...a very interesting fragment that I would like to measure before ..." 99.3 grams remained at Muenster University - more than the usual amount - because I also got a thin section without having to pay for it and the deal was to donate more than the usual amount of meteoritic material of that H chondrite as a compensation. Oddly enough, this meteorite has slipped through the grates of the Met.Bull. because it is still listed as "Provisional" in the Meteoritical Bulletin. Best wishes, Bernd ______________________________________________ http://www.meteoritecentral.com Meteorite-list mailing list Meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/meteorite-list
