Tracy Latimer
11/14/2012 2:21:30 PM |
The thing that fooled me re: pallasite was that several of the clasts appear translucent. I could easily mistake it for olivine; the specimen resembles Jepara by casual inspection. |
Jos* Antonio
11/14/2012 12:01:53 PM |
Beautiful specimen |
Bob Evans
11/14/2012 10:10:43 AM |
Its definitely an impact melt not a pallasite. Been collecting for almost 10 years. I guess the high polish makes it look like it may be a pallasite. I have 7 slices and a 170 gram and 40 encut available. bobe5531@comcast.net |
Anthony Love
11/14/2012 8:07:36 AM |
I do not disagree w/ impact melt, however it is not a pallasite as the clasts are granular and some contain metal. Its very interesting and if you know where to get more I would be interested. |
Emmitt Fitzhume
11/14/2012 7:42:54 AM |
Two things come to mind - an IMB as the poster says, or maybe a weathered pallasite.
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Paul Swartz
11/14/2012 6:52:19 AM |
scoobysnacks - if you have an issue with an MPOD please contact me about it. |
Ray Watts 6289
11/14/2012 5:28:26 AM |
Wow, Awesome |
scoobysnacks
11/14/2012 5:14:10 AM |
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