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Roll Overs:
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Copyright (c) Stephen Amara.
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34 grams. unclassified
Stephen writes:
I think it's safe to say this is an oriented individual minus the pretty flow lines you'd find on better examples, though I did not purchase it labeled as such so probably saved a few bucks on that note. I feel lucky to have acquired such a piece because it's sorta fresh and shows good examples of subtle roll over lips with vesicles tucked near the edges on two sides. There is a bit of damage to the froth so it didn't make it to market unscathed, but really no biggie. I would REALLY like to see the interior ~(self control)~. It must have been a pretty nice landing.
Happy Days People!! Love mother earth, and don't volunteer to go to Mars. I know it sounds exciting - the whole Christopher Columbus story, land on new frontier, mad meteorites to claim, getting irradiated and shredded by dust storms - but let's be logical here. Even though Earth is taking a beating in some aspects it's alot more kind and nurturing, wouldn't you agree?
Click to view larger photos #1 #2 #3 #4 #5
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Stephen Amara
4/13/2017 7:36:22 PM |
Thanks for the complements, that meteorite is a favorite. Its difficult to choose favorites. Doug some how knew you'd appreciate what I said, I think you hit the needle on the head. Noachian hunting,... Demode... :) |
Bernd Pauli
4/13/2017 2:24:09 PM |
Unclassified but high-class NWA !!! Thanks for sharing with the community! |
MexicoDoug
4/13/2017 1:30:11 PM |
Steve, No true Scotsman would logically follow you. The difference between armchair scholarship and the empirical exploration is the engine of human development. Until I get my one way ticket to Mars where claiming meteorites would be demode, and Noachian hunting in vogue, nice unclassified meteorite, thanks! |
Jansen Lyons
4/13/2017 9:46:20 AM |
What a beautiful, frothy roll-over lip and orientation! Nice one Steve! |
John Hope
4/13/2017 3:04:34 AM |
Great oriented piece Steve.Thanks for sharing. |
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