Timur Kryachko
4/26/2019 3:33:33 PM |
I apologize for the translator! :) SC and UK - you need to read as CK! :) |
Timur Kryachko
4/26/2019 3:13:47 PM |
Before obtaining results on oxygen isotopy, this meteorite, which has 4% chromium magnetite, pyrrhotite and pentlandite, a green matrix with olivine of intermediate composition (between SC and rumurut), was evaluated by Russian experts and scientists of the Smithsonian Institute - an anomalous UK carbonaceous. Only oxygen isotopy, made twice in London, indicated that it would rumutite. For many months, Marina Ivanova defended the classification of this meteorite, since the Committee on the Nomenclature of Meteorites wanted to simplify everything, as is often the case. |
Ben Fisler
4/26/2019 2:13:06 PM |
I would like to hear more about this unusual classification. |
Timur Kryachko
4/26/2019 7:44:08 AM |
The classification discussion lasted 6 months. This meteorite looks more like an anomalous CK in mineralogy, but in terms of isotopy it is a rumuruti ... |
John Lutzon
4/26/2019 7:16:50 AM |
It would be nice to hear the discussions during classification --what the hell do we call this one! Great find!! |
Timur Kryachko
4/26/2019 3:42:22 AM |
The first slice of Sierra Gorda 010 - sold on ebey in the store moonlight-77. |
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