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Goose Lake   contributed by John Divelbiss   MetBul Link


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  Iron, IAB-sLL

TKW 1.17 tons. Fall not observed. Found 13 October 1938, Modoc County, California, USA.



 


John writes:
My first trip to the Smithsonian meteorite related display area was in April of 2016. In truth this visit was a spur of the moment decision to go there for an hour with a work associate, because we were not able to do some of our work outside on this cold rainy afternoon. The Smithsonian pictures that I have shared with the MPOD were taken with a work camera (compact Fuji type) that I had borrowed for the day. I had my colleague take a picture of me sitting next to the famous Goose Lake meteorite from California. What a specimen! ...the meteorite that is. Goose Lake is a BIG and beautiful iron meteorite.
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Clio Laplace
 7/3/2016 2:52:22 PM
Both nice specimens :)
Michael Farmer
 7/3/2016 7:39:05 AM
Gorgeous meteorite! Great pic. Makes me want to go back.
M Schulman
 7/3/2016 2:32:30 AM
Some meteorites require an expert to distinguish them from earth rocks. Not that one!
Graham Macleod
 7/3/2016 2:12:19 AM
Fantastic photo of you and the Goose Lake John :) Cheers M8.
 

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