[meteorite-list] Now: Is this really a fulgurite (Picture link)

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From: Bernhard <rendelius_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:28:34 2004
Message-ID: <001801c398c5$e2c4bf70$0100a8c0_at_rpgdothome>

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Greetings,

After having had mail contact with some list members on the question of
the fulgurite (and having received some pictures), I am not so sure that
what there is is really a flugurite. It looks so - different. Please
have a look at this picture:

http://www.rendelius.com/fulgu.jpg

and tell me what you think. What I can tell you to help you with your
expertise: If you touch this object, it feels "sandy" for sure, and it
leaves tiny grains of sand (very few) on your fingers. The color on the
photo is very accurate. Again: size of the object is: 9cm in length,
2.5cm inner diameter.

I am really curious about your opinions.

Best regards,
Bernhard Rems
IMCA #2121

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