[meteorite-list] What's Your Favourite Ordinary Chondrite?

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From: Martin Horejsi <martinh_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:23:47 2004
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Hi Jeff and All,

Here are my top-fives (for this month anyway):

By Looks (internal structure)
1. Bison*
2. Krymka*
3. Kelly
4. Felt(b)*
5. NWA540 Impact melt breccia*

By History (US bias)
1. Ensisheim*
2. Tabor*
3. Weston*
4. Holbrook
5. LostCity*

By Personal Experiences:
1. Ensisheim*
2. Tabor*
3. LostCity*
4. Twodot*
5. Plainview(1917)

The localities noted with an asterisk can be seen in the latest Meteorite
Times Links by clicking on the feature called Meteorite People.

http://www.meteorite.com/links/

For those interested, I have a collection of photographs showing close-up
views of various colorful meteorites. They can be viewed online and if you
choose to pay postage, you can get all 15 high-resolution pictures printed
on photo-quality paper for free when you sign-up with the photo-hosting
company. No strings attached if you just want to view the pictures.

Just email me off-list and I will send you instructions on how to view the
images.

Cheers,

Martin

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Hi Jeff and All, 
 
Here are my top-fives (for this month anyway): 
 
By Looks (internal structure) 
<OL><LI>Bison*
<LI>Krymka*
<LI>Kelly
<LI>Felt(b)*
<LI>NWA540 Impact melt breccia* 
</OL> 
By History (US bias) 
<OL><LI>Ensisheim*
<LI>Tabor*
<LI>Weston*
<LI>Holbrook
<LI>LostCity* 
</OL> 
By Personal Experiences: 
<OL><LI>Ensisheim*
<LI>Tabor*
<LI>LostCity*
<LI>Twodot*
<LI>Plainview(1917) 
</OL> 
 
The localities noted with an asterisk can be seen in the latest Meteorite Times Links by clicking on the feature called Meteorite People. 
 
http://www.meteorite.com/links/ 
 
For those interested, I have a collection of photographs showing close-up views of various colorful meteorites. They can be viewed online and if you choose to pay postage, you can get all 15 high-resolution pictures printed on photo-quality paper for free when you sign-up with the photo-hosting company. No strings attached if you just want to view the pictures. 
 
Just email me off-list and I will send you instructions on how to view the images. 
 
Cheers, 
 
Martin 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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