Daniel Da Costa
1/23/2018 9:31:09 AM |
Magnificent |
Solar Anamnesis
1/20/2018 7:22:00 AM |
@John Lutzon interesting, perhaps my TS comes from the same fragment. The one pictured here was purchased from impactika |
John Lutzon
1/19/2018 3:25:30 PM |
After thinking that your TS looks familiar--I would venture to say that your TS is a "sister" slice of my 2.89gm slice of 6704 on the EoM. |
John Lutzon
1/19/2018 2:59:57 PM |
As a TS collector and microscope photographer--your pics are absolutely stunning. I see the U.S.- but where is Texas and Florida. Again Solar, Stunning...Thanks. I do have a 6704 TS. |
John Divelbiss
1/19/2018 11:06:03 AM |
this beautiful meteorite is a curious one for sure... and spectacular!! |
Solar Anamnesis
1/19/2018 7:05:33 AM |
Thanks for the kind comments. The story of this meteorite and its pairings is amazing. |
Peter Marmet
1/19/2018 4:50:03 AM |
Stunningly beautiful! |
Adri*n Contreras G*mez
1/19/2018 2:18:55 AM |
amazing!!! |
Bernd Pauli
1/19/2018 2:16:07 AM |
A colorful kaleidoscope! By the way, NWA 6704 is paired with NWA 6693 and NWA 6926. |
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