Graham Macleod
2/4/2016 12:41:20 AM |
Nice meteorite John,
I can see there are a good number of chondrules in the matrix even though the Met-bull didn't observe them!
This is a sweet piece M8. |
Paul Swartz
2/3/2016 8:20:49 PM |
All righty, then. NWA 2902 it is! |
John Divelbiss
2/3/2016 6:38:49 PM |
Paul and others...this is NOT NWA 3096, but NWA 2902 which was an L-Melt. Both sold by Stefan R at the same time. My apologies...I kept this slice and a slice of NWA 3096 in the same box. So much for my memory. As for the magnetic pull of the two halves...it is the same. |
Simon de Boer
2/3/2016 6:57:53 AM |
Nice piece John "two of one " great collection piece to have |
Phineas Flynn
2/3/2016 4:07:26 AM |
I can't help but wonder, how strongly is a magnet attracted to each half? Is one half stronger or weaker than the other? |
John Hope
2/3/2016 1:20:36 AM |
Great pictures thanks John, thanks for sharing. |
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