Anne Black.
1/2/2017 3:17:59 PM |
You are welcome everybody! I am glad you all like it, I'll tell Alain Carion. Thank you Doug for the very complete historical background. And Matthias, you are very funny! :-)) |
Andi Koppelt
1/2/2017 1:43:03 PM |
Simply the king of all pallasites. Thanks for posting this treasure, Anne. |
Matthias
1/2/2017 12:13:34 PM |
Nice iron. But is it worth the attempt to drop honey on it for attracting the majestic Rocky Monuntain Grizzly?
Seriously, Anne, this is a treasure from the very, very heart of meteoritics. |
Don Cracraft
1/2/2017 11:19:20 AM |
Love it!
IMCA 2650 |
Martin Neukamm
1/2/2017 11:14:44 AM |
Breathtaking! |
Colonel Pulaerko
1/2/2017 11:07:29 AM |
Gorgeous beyond description! |
Adri*n Contreras G*mez
1/2/2017 3:47:59 AM |
Extraordinario! Estoy impresionado! Enhorabuena |
MexicoDoug
1/2/2017 1:28:21 AM |
More than a meteorite, a chronicle the rise and fall of empires, Tsars, Kings and Emperors: the Romanovs, Bourbons and Bonapartes among others - the discovery of it - the type specimen of the pallasite by Pallas, extra-terrestrial Tiffany gems rated by Kunz, and the scientific discovery by Thomson of Thomson-Widmanstatten figures! And that doesn't even cover its connection to Thomas Jefferson, the English or Prussians! Bravo! |
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