[meteorite-list] The most beautifull fresh and oriontedpallasiteever seen

From: Marcin Cimala <marcin_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Wed Jan 25 10:42:51 2006
Message-ID: <002901c621c5$feec70e0$0300000a_at_polandme2iekcc>

> I understand, but you sent it, and I replied to it.
> There is like .0001 % chance of that iron being pallasite. He shows one
> inclusion that could be a crystal, but looks like a white or yellow
crusty
> thing, not a pallasite crystal.

What about this light-yellow points on crust
http://fr.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/azizhabibi/detail?.dir=c584&.dnm=ba2fre2.jpg&.src=ph
It can be just sahara dust inside of regmaglyptes or inclusions. This still
can be silicate iron. Its little difficult to see from outside. I just dont
want to make states. It should be seen under loup.

> On orientation, too many people try to pawn everything off as oriented.
> Different regmaglypts, flat surface, or different crust do not make
> orientaion. SHAPE does. Is there a nose? Are there flow lines from front
to
> back? Is there a rollover rim?

So then we have only few oriented meteorites in the world with Adamana and
Baszkowka on the "nose cone" side.
OK, lets say its specimen with orientation instead of oriented specimen.
Here You have some of rollover lipping
http://fr.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/azizhabibi/detail?.dir=c584&.dnm=38fare2.jpg&.src=ph
Not soo perfect but they are here.

> Habibi's has none of those things, just a very nice shape and nice deep
> regmaglypts, nice iron, not the slightest hint of orientation though.
> http://209.238.151.128/sa9.htm
> These are oriented, not the nose, flow lines going from the front to back,
> rollover lipping, concave backside.
> That is oriented.

thats perfect oriented. With the same thinking, specimen with 95% of crust
we can't name as complete specimen :)

Lol, ok :D
I have no provision from Aziz. I just defend my conviction (right or false).


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> Mike Farmer
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Marcin Cimala" <marcin_at_meteoryt.net>
> To: "Michael Farmer" <meteoritehunter_at_comcast.net>;
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> Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 7:32 AM
> Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] The most beautifull fresh and
> oriontedpallasiteever seen
>
>
> >> Aziz, first, that IS NOT A PALLASITE,
> >
> > Mike, list,
> > I only forward this email, but from photos I cant tell what it is. For
> > sure
> > Iron. There should be photos with bigger resolution than offered by
Yahoo
> > to
> > see all details.
> >
> >> it is an iron. Second, it IS NOT ORIENTED.
> >
> > I think You are wrong. It is highly regmaglypted from one side and flat,
> > from another. It can be oriented. Have 2 verry different crust surfaces.
> >
> >> It is a beautiful iron, it is not a pallasite, and it does not show the
> >> slightest sign of flight orientation, but it does show nice
regmaglypts.
> >> Mike Farmer
> >
> >
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