Kevin S Maloney 1/28/2021 12:22:15 PM |
Very Nice. I would simply like to suggest an XRF scan if it's an Impact Breccia. The lack of weathering may suggest a nearby Impact Crater? Just a suggestion from my own learned experience. I mistook the melting for FCrust, only to later learn and discover a previously unknown Impact Crater! |
M.Fiedler 1/28/2021 6:10:44 AM |
Great presentation! I found the "cross your eyes" viewing to work very well with this stereo pair, as contrasted with "stare straight thru to a point beyond".
Quite an amazing rock! How many times have we told wannabe meteorite-finders, "If it has a lot of little holes, it can't be a meteorite. " |
Chauncey Walden 1/27/2021 11:32:28 AM |
For anyone who is used to parallel 3D viewing, just save and print the image at 3 1/2x5 and snip the left image off and place it to the right side of the other one. It makes an impressive 3D view with holes where they should be instead of mounds. |
Graham Ensor 1/27/2021 4:33:24 AM |
Wonderful sample with unusual melt.
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matthias 1/27/2021 3:29:07 AM |
This one really has a story to tell, manifold in itself. |
Don Cracraft 2650 1/27/2021 2:07:24 AM |
Very interesting! Liked the 3d. My first glance and I saw the 3d effect, then couldn't ever see it again! |
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