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LL3 TKW unknown. Fall not observed. Name assigned 1 March 2005. Bill writes:With a tricky name that is provisional (Meteoritical Bulletin Database) or perhaps an LL3.2 - 3.4 treat (Wikipedia), one of this ordinary chondrite’s chondrules is seen in different lights as “the masked bandage with bright ideas" for The Day of the Dead. Image 1 - Reflected White Light Image 2 - Reflected and Transmitted White Light Image 3 - Transmitted White Light (single polar) Image 4 - Transmitted White Light (crossed polars) Image 5 - Transmitted White Light (crossed polars + full wave retardation plate)
With a tricky name that is provisional (Meteoritical Bulletin Database) or perhaps an LL3.2 - 3.4 treat (Wikipedia), one of this ordinary chondrite’s chondrules is seen in different lights as “the masked bandage with bright ideas" for The Day of the Dead. Image 1 - Reflected White Light Image 2 - Reflected and Transmitted White Light Image 3 - Transmitted White Light (single polar) Image 4 - Transmitted White Light (crossed polars) Image 5 - Transmitted White Light (crossed polars + full wave retardation plate)
Image 1 - Reflected White Light Image 2 - Reflected and Transmitted White Light Image 3 - Transmitted White Light (single polar) Image 4 - Transmitted White Light (crossed polars) Image 5 - Transmitted White Light (crossed polars + full wave retardation plate)