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Copyright (c) Jean-Michel Masson.
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209 grams. H3-6
TKW 175 kg. Observed fall, August 4 or 5, 1998, in the western Sahara.
Jean-Michel writes:
Zag is a breccia which includes parts of type 3 (blue) and type 6 (white). The white part is most extraordinary because it contains crystals of salt (sodium chloride or halites), indicating that it contained water during its formation. It is the oldest salt crystals ever found.
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Found at the arrow (green or red) on the map below
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Graham Macleod
11/8/2013 6:40:41 PM |
This has a Good crust and a is good sized Zag.
A must have for any serious collector. |
Jean-Michel Masson
11/8/2013 11:38:15 AM |
I misspoke, my English is not very good, sorry, it's in the matrix it was found that course |
Captain Catflap
11/8/2013 10:37:28 AM |
It should be the other way around. Blue halite was found in the darker H3 regions. |
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