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Meteorite SAU 001 thin section Postage Stamp
by wwwsikhoteMeteorite collection
Meteorite Name: Sayh Al Uhaymir 001
Country: Oman
State/District: Sayh Al Uhaymir
Coordinates: 20 31.0' N , 56 40.0' E
Date of find: 2000, March-May
Type: Stone L4/5 (S2,W1)ordinary chondrite
Meteorite thin sections pictures made by Tom Phillips, Las Vegas
Description and references:
Thousands of stones were found on the surface of the desert. Total mass is more than 400 kg. Nature of recovery site: rocky planes with carbonate stones,
low areas covered with quarz-carbonate sand overgrown by low small bushes. Classification: L4/5; shock stage S2; weathering grade W1. Classified by Dr.
Marina A. Ivanova, Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), Kosygin St. 19, Moscow
117795, e-mail venus@glasnet.ru. Sample used for classification has been deposited to Committee on Meteorites of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) .
Picture of this thin section made by Tom Phillips from Las Vegas.
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Meteorite Name: Sayh Al Uhaymir 001
Country: Oman
State/District: Sayh Al Uhaymir
Coordinates: 20 31.0' N , 56 40.0' E
Date of find: 2000, March-May
Type: Stone L4/5 (S2,W1)ordinary chondrite
Meteorite thin sections pictures made by Tom Phillips, Las Vegas
Description and references:
Thousands of stones were found on the surface of the desert. Total mass is more than 400 kg. Nature of recovery site: rocky planes with carbonate stones,
low areas covered with quarz-carbonate sand overgrown by low small bushes. Classification: L4/5; shock stage S2; weathering grade W1. Classified by Dr.
Marina A. Ivanova, Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), Kosygin St. 19, Moscow
117795, e-mail venus@glasnet.ru. Sample used for classification has been deposited to Committee on Meteorites of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) .
Picture of this thin section made by Tom Phillips from Las Vegas.
created by
wwwsikhote (9/25/2006 11:04 AM)
Meteorite Name: Sayh Al Uhaymir 001
Country: Oman
State/District: Sayh Al Uhaymir
Coordinates: 20 31.0' N , 56 40.0' E
Date of find: 2000, March-May
Type: Stone L4/5 (S2,W1)ordinary chondrite
Meteorite thin sections pictures made by Tom Phillips, Las Vegas
Description and references:
Thousands of stones were found on the surface of the desert. Total mass is more than 400 kg. Nature of recovery site: rocky planes with carbonate stones,
low areas covered with quarz-carbonate sand overgrown by low small bushes. Classification: L4/5; shock stage S2; weathering grade W1. Classified by Dr.
Marina A. Ivanova, Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), Kosygin St. 19, Moscow
117795, e-mail venus@glasnet.ru. Sample used for classification has been deposited to Committee on Meteorites of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) .
Picture of this thin section made by Tom Phillips from Las Vegas.
created by
wwwsikhote (9/25/2006 11:04 AM)
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