lajos Denes
1/5/2015 1:46:54 AM |
Dear Anne!
I sure this is a chondrite. Density is: 3,23 g/cm3, attracted to the magnet. You can see the remnant of fusion crust on the photo #2 and #3. My friend, Mr. Zsolt Kereszty was checked this chondrite. He's an expert in Hungary, He's member of IMCA (6251) |
Anne Black
1/4/2015 4:05:53 PM |
Lajos, this "meteorite" (if it is really a meteorite!!) is so unusual looking you really should ask an expert to look at it and analyze it, it could add to what we already know about meteorites. And that's always important. |
gourgues denis
1/4/2015 3:01:06 PM |
Diogenite polymict(with this orange inclusions ???).like NWA 4473 ?.. |
Lajos Denes
1/4/2015 1:50:43 PM |
Thank you for your interest! Yes, the colors are correct, I compared the pictures with natural sunlight. I don't know how much pieces was found, I have just one. It's only 140 grams, I don't want to certificate. I don't think this is a Diogenite piece, because those are rather little bit green. |
Ray Watts
1/4/2015 8:53:57 AM |
Interesting looking / can the yellow colour be from sulphur ?
or is the matrix a actual yellow ? would be interesting to see a windowed area , how much of this was found ? |
Dr. Mike Reynolds
1/4/2015 6:24:33 AM |
The exterior of this specimen is quite interesting. Thank you for sharing this with all of us, Lajos. |
gourgues denis
1/4/2015 4:35:34 AM |
Strange colors !!!!..you are find many stones or just one ??? A new Diogenite or a very new class... An analysis is in progress ??. |
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