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2021 Fall Date Project

The MPOD Caretakers want to present meteorite falls on their fall dates. For example, Sikhote Aline on 12 February.

This Project will not dip into the MPOD archives so the Caretakers will appreciate anything you can contribute.

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NWA 14007   contributed by Matthias Baermann   MetBul Link


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TKW 490 grams. Fall not observed. Purchased 2019, Algeria.


 


Matthias writes:
I have not so many slices of stone-meteorites in my vitrine, but I couldn't resist this amazing chondrule-flurry: densely crowded chondrules of all types, colors and sizes, carbonaceous inclusions etc.

Pics 1 and 2: close-ups of a small 1.2 g part-slice

Pics 3-5: full-slice 9.4 g


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Twink Monrad
 10/19/2021 3:48:22 PM		 Good thought Anne, so beautiful as is
Anne Black
 10/19/2021 2:23:07 PM		 Imagine what this would look like in a thin-sections!!!! It would be amazing. Thank you Matthias.
Bernd Pauli
 10/19/2021 5:12:09 AM		 There are several bleached chondrules which is evidence for widespread aqueous processes on the parent body of this chondrite. Fascinating!
Andi Koppelt
 10/19/2021 3:55:20 AM		 Very nice and multicolored. You litterally can get lost within the condrules by looking at it. Imagine time and circumstances when it formed*
 

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