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93.5 grams. Aubrite
TKW 3.2 kg. Observed fall 8 April 1932, Ash Sharqiyah, Sudan.
  
Jürgen/jnmczurich writes:
Khor Temiki, witnessed Aubrite fall from April 08, 1932, Ash Sharqiyah, Kassala, Gash delta, Sudan.
Corner section (extremely friable fragment), 93.5 g, with light gray to cream-colored fusion crust.
Since 1998 in my collection.
Khor Temiki was never published in the Meteoritical Bulletin. |
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Found at the arrow (green or red) on the map below
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MexicoDoug
4/11/2019 10:49:13 AM |
Alex, the online database contains additional info from multiple sources, as well as some craters, pseudometeorites, etc. Another unpublished in the Met Bulletin for example is Homestead - there was no Met Bulletin around to publish it in in the 1870s. |
John Divelbiss
4/11/2019 9:41:59 AM |
awesome golf ball sized Aubrite specimen. thanks for sharing. |
Alexander Seidel
4/11/2019 9:36:21 AM |
Nice big piece - thanks for sharing!
[jnmczurich writes: "Khor Temiki was never published in the Meteoritical Bulletin". Then again, I see a record in the MetBull database (..look above), where the statement is iterated. Is there a contradiction, has it been added just recently, or do I get something fundamentally wrong here?] |
MexicoDoug
4/11/2019 9:36:15 AM |
Incredible photo and commentary, J*rgen! It's a privilege to be exposed in MPOD to this little known (at least for me) beauty! Hope the appropriate party makes the effort to submit it for publication! Thanks! |
John Cabassi
4/11/2019 9:33:18 AM |
Very interesting sample.
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