Michael Mulgrew
2/25/2020 8:12:15 PM |
It does look like basalt at first glance, but the fusion crust is unmistakable in hand. |
Paul Swartz
2/25/2020 6:29:10 PM |
Trip report link fixed. |
Jason Utas
2/25/2020 5:03:46 PM |
IMBs usually have more rust, not less. Looks like basalt. |
Michael Mulgrew
2/25/2020 1:51:35 PM |
The link to the trip report is wrong, can use this instead:
nuggetshooter(dot)ipbhost(dot)com/topic/35014-two-strewn-fields-two-days-two-meteorites/ |
Michael Mulgrew
2/25/2020 1:10:16 PM |
It is the most unusual chondrite I've ever found, probably mostly melt material which could explain its unique appearance and lack of rust compared to other Bullhead City stones. I was uncertain for the first minute staring at it, but the fusion crust is undeniable. |
Dirtman aka Frank C.
2/25/2020 12:46:32 PM |
Mike, this is the word.
Beautiful Meteorite !
Obvious !
Stated by Laurence Garvie I'm standing here showing him the photo. |
Dirtman aka Frank C.
2/25/2020 9:58:12 AM |
You did well Congrats again Mike. |
Todd Parker
2/25/2020 9:39:55 AM |
That is 100% without a doubt a meteorite.
Congrats again Mike. Sweet find Todd Parker. |
jim brady
2/25/2020 7:08:45 AM |
quite some character for a 4g specimen if it is indeed meteoritic |
Jason Utas
2/25/2020 4:12:10 AM |
You 100% sure that*s a meteorite? |
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