Thanks for rating this product!
You have already rated this product!
Meteorite Ghubara. Thin section. Chondrite. Stamp
by wwwsikhoteMeteorite collection
Interesting chondrule in thin section of Dhofar L5 meteorite under microscope.Ghubara
Country: Oman
State/District: Jiddat Al Harasis
Date of find: 2004, February 4
Type: Chondrite L4 - 5
Official information from Meteoritical Bulletin
METEORITE DISCOVERED IN SOUTHERN ARABIA
Name: GHUBARA
The place of fall or discovery: Oman, Southern Arabia; f = 19°13'40", N; ? =56° 8'34" E from Greenwich
Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, 1954,
Class and type: STONY, chondrite.
The number of individual specimens: 2 large masses.
Total weight: ?
The circumstances of fall or discovery: Unknown. The meteorite is at present being studies at Utrecht, the
Netherlands.
SOURCE: Letter from Dr. M. Hey to E.L. Krinov dated July 29, 1956, and letters from Dr. C. de Jager to E.L.
Krinov dated September 19, 1958 and February 3, 1959.
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Loading High Resolution...
Interesting chondrule in thin section of Dhofar L5 meteorite under microscope.Ghubara
Country: Oman
State/District: Jiddat Al Harasis
Date of find: 2004, February 4
Type: Chondrite L4 - 5
Official information from Meteoritical Bulletin
METEORITE DISCOVERED IN SOUTHERN ARABIA
Name: GHUBARA
The place of fall or discovery: Oman, Southern Arabia; f = 19°13'40", N; ? =56° 8'34" E from Greenwich
Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, 1954,
Class and type: STONY, chondrite.
The number of individual specimens: 2 large masses.
Total weight: ?
The circumstances of fall or discovery: Unknown. The meteorite is at present being studies at Utrecht, the
Netherlands.
SOURCE: Letter from Dr. M. Hey to E.L. Krinov dated July 29, 1956, and letters from Dr. C. de Jager to E.L.
Krinov dated September 19, 1958 and February 3, 1959.
created by
wwwsikhote (9/25/2006 10:35 AM)
Interesting chondrule in thin section of Dhofar L5 meteorite under microscope.Ghubara
Country: Oman
State/District: Jiddat Al Harasis
Date of find: 2004, February 4
Type: Chondrite L4 - 5
Official information from Meteoritical Bulletin
METEORITE DISCOVERED IN SOUTHERN ARABIA
Name: GHUBARA
The place of fall or discovery: Oman, Southern Arabia; f = 19°13'40", N; ? =56° 8'34" E from Greenwich
Date of fall or discovery: FOUND, 1954,
Class and type: STONY, chondrite.
The number of individual specimens: 2 large masses.
Total weight: ?
The circumstances of fall or discovery: Unknown. The meteorite is at present being studies at Utrecht, the
Netherlands.
SOURCE: Letter from Dr. M. Hey to E.L. Krinov dated July 29, 1956, and letters from Dr. C. de Jager to E.L.
Krinov dated September 19, 1958 and February 3, 1959.
created by
wwwsikhote (9/25/2006 10:35 AM)
Comment Wall (showing 0 of 0) ( Add a comment )
Be the first to comment on this design!
Be the first to comment on this store!
Be the first to comment on this store!
Size: Medium, 2.1" x 1.3" (which to choose?)
This product has been added to your favorites!
There was an error adding this product to your favorites
This product is already a favorite!
Other products by wwwsikhote...
Tags: meteorite, thin section, meteorite chondrite, chondrite, desert meteorites, oman meteorite
Store Category: Meteorite collection
Postage:
meteorite
,thin section
,meteorite chondrite
,chondrite
,desert meteorites
,oman meteorite
, postageMarketplace Categories: Astronomy, Space > Astronomy | Computers, Science, Technology > Sciences > Disciplines > Geology
All Products: meteorite, thin section, meteorite chondrite, chondrite, desert meteorites, oman meteorite
USA |
