Anne Black
7/20/2023 2:48:11 PM |
No problem Matthias, glad you like it. Did you ever meet W. Zeitschel? I did once during the Munich Show, nice friendly welcoming person. And John L. Funny idea, I never thought of comparing Rodeo to Sumerian cuneiform writing! :-)
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John Lutzon
7/20/2023 1:29:40 PM |
Trigonal*->cubical, very interesting. Possibly "Cubic"form [cuneiform] Sumerian etchings. So cool to see what physics and nature produce. Super!! Thank you. |
Bernd Pauli
7/20/2023 10:36:22 AM |
Rodeo is a phosphide-rich, medium octahedrite, which (before reheating) resembled Carbo, Mount Ouray, and Wallapai. Chemically, it is a typical group IID iron, as shown by Wasson (1969). Source => BUCHWALD V.F. (1975) Handbook of Iron Meteorites, Volume 3, pp. 1022-1025. |
Steve Brittenham
7/20/2023 10:31:27 AM |
Love those cubic features! |
matthias
7/20/2023 4:43:24 AM |
Excuse me, Anne, for the test - yesterday I had some problems with posting. In any case: a beautiful and rare iron from a legendary source. |
matthias
7/20/2023 4:41:54 AM |
+++ test +++ |
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