[meteorite-list] Petrological microscope

[Jerry]

Wow Thanks for the link Tom! I'll bet it's been posted before but it always 
takes a few tries before I key into anything [Dho]!
Jerry Flaherty
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Petrological microscope



> My favorite site is the Nikon

> http://www.microscopyu.com/tutorials/java/polarized/crystal/index.html 

> You can read for hours.  This link is to the cross

> polarized light section  but you can click on the links to the left to go 

> to

> any techniques.

>

> Watch  out!  Once you get hooked, you will end up deciding on a new 

> meteorite

> or a  new lens.  It is a slippery slope!

>

> Have fun and let us all know how  it goes.  Tom Phillips

>

> In a message dated 5/3/2008 3:40:35 P.M.  Central Daylight Time,

> entropydave at ntlworld.com writes:

> well!  I have  been loaned a fantastic Swift petrological microscope and

> about 100  terrestrial t/s (but only one meteorites NWA 869)!

> It is one heckkuva piece  and I foresee a huge learning curve.... any good

> and informative "101s" out  there in web world I can go to?

>

>

> ta

>

>

> dave

> IMCA  #0092

> Sec.BIMS.

> www.bimsociety.org

>

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