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Stupid Question?
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- Subject: Stupid Question?
- From: Aviator629@aol.com
- Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 09:19:00 EDT
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Hello List,
I have been a member of the list for a couple of years and enjoy quietly
reading and learning from some people who obviously are a lot smarter than I
am! ... Well, most anyway..; -)
But here is my question: My first meteorite was found in a local ‘Rock shop’
in Georgetown, Colorado. It was love at first sight and I had to have it!!
It is a sliced and etched Fe Ni end piece. The lady who sold it to me didn't
know what is was or where it came from.
I compared the Widmanstatten figures with images from a couple of books and it
matches almost exactly with a Gibeon pictured.
Is this a viable method of identifying meteorite specimens??
Thanks for helping....
Scott Maddux
Arvada, Colorado
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