The Allegan, Michigan Meteorite: A Confused Agglomerate
On a summer morning at about eight o’clock, a large stone meteorite entered the airspace above Allegan, Michigan landing on a spot of ground known
On a summer morning at about eight o’clock, a large stone meteorite entered the airspace above Allegan, Michigan landing on a spot of ground known
Over the years I have written about meteorites that I have sent off for classification. Repeatedly the question “How can I get a meteorite classified?”
New Raymer is a metamorphic type 4 so we wouldn’t expect to see dark matrix and sharply defined chondrules. Still, there are opaque areas that
The Paris, Los Angeles and New York meteorites share a common history of being meteorites that were found outside those large famous metropolitan cities that
Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day.
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