Dubrovnik: A Lumberjack Meteorite from the land of Oak Forests
Updated: Martin Horejsi’s Meteorite Books Website A February 1951 Witnessed Fall: Dubrovnik, Croatia Dubrovnik: A Lumberjack Meteorite from the land of Oak Forests Resting on
Updated: Martin Horejsi’s Meteorite Books Website A February 1951 Witnessed Fall: Dubrovnik, Croatia Dubrovnik: A Lumberjack Meteorite from the land of Oak Forests Resting on
Well another Tucson Gem and Mineral Show has come and gone. I went this year with a lot of other concerns on my personal plate.
The Flandrau – Science Center & Planetarium For the meteorite aficionado this is a must-see destination while attending the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show. The
IMCA Insights – February 2011 The Morasko iron shower – a few scientific and ethical questions by Andrzej S. Pilski In recent years meteorite hunters,
Chondrules were molten droplets. What caused the melting is hotly debated (har). Chondrule textures reflect the extent of melting and rates of cooling. Porphyritic chondrules
Question: Is a meteorite like the one pictured here considered fully crusted if it has a late flight breakup and the broken surface is covered
A perfect 3.5 kg specimen of Muong Nong from Laos with no chips or damages at all. The 2 cent piece has a diameter of
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