[meteorite-list] Look Here ! Best Chondrules I have seen

From: Michael Fowler <mqfowler_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Tue Jan 4 21:27:14 2005
Message-ID: <ACAE5AB2-5EC0-11D9-8055-000A95BC9D50_at_mac.com>

Looks similar to NWA 1955, the transitional H/L 3-4 chondrite see
David Weir:

http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/9278/

except that most pieces of NWA 1955 have a fragmental outline. This
one looks fresher and has rounder outline.

NWA 1955 is available from Mile High Meteorites, where I got mine, or
from Poland Met as well. The 6.42 gram full slice by Poland Met looks
most like the one you linked us to.

http://www.polandmet.com/

Could some of the differences in appearance be due to the skill of the
photographer and/or preparation of the slice?

Mike Fowler
Chicago


> Hi list ,
> Want to see the best chondrules I have ever
> seen
> click on this link http://www.strufe.net/IMG_0317.jpg My
> guess is
> that nobody knows what NWA # this slice comes from. Well , except the
> dealer
> that sold it to me. Ill give some time before I divulge the NWA
> number .
> Thanks to Hanno Strufe for posting this on his
> site
> for me to show all of you.
>
> Best Regards, Steven Drummond The Unknown Collector :-)
>
>
>
Received on Tue 04 Jan 2005 09:22:40 PM PST