[meteorite-list] Meteorite or Meteorwrong?

Meteorites USA eric at meteoritesusa.com
Tue May 19 22:43:00 EDT 2009


Quite possibly could be a basalt of some sort.

It's lighter than you would expect for a rock of this size though. I go
through hundreds of meteorites per week, and this one just jumped out at
me. This is why I ask... When I don't know the best thing is to ask
someone who does. ;)

Flow lines aren't on all meteorites.. ;) In fact most meteorites DON'T
have flow lines. Not ALL meteorites have regmaglypts either. I can show
you meteorites right now that have NO thumbprinting at all but are
absolutely 100% genuine meteorites.

Regards,
Eric




Michael Fowler wrote:

> Looks like a fine grained basalt covered with desert varnish.

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> I see no fusion crust (flow lines etc.) and no regamaglypts. In the

> cut surface, no metal, no chondrules, and no heat affected zone.

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> Mike Fowler

> Chicago

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>> OK,

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>> Anyone have an idea of what the heck this is?

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>> http://www.meteoritesusa.com/odd/

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>> Sorry for the question... But this thing looks too good...

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>> Regards,

>> Eric Wichman

>> Meteorites USA

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