Robert Verish
1/2/2024 2:38:37 AM |
I concur with Larry, and here is why: "Contrary to most other ordinary chondrites Mt. Tazerzait displays very little if any impact induced shock alteration. Its shock stage was determined to be the lowest: S1. " [From: meteorite-recon] |
Anne Black
12/31/2023 3:11:57 PM |
Thank you, glad you like it, yes it has amazing chondrules. And Happy New Year to almost all (Yes John there are a few exceptions this year). |
Larry Atkins
12/31/2023 1:20:14 PM |
There are some incredible crystal structures inside Mt. Tazerzait. It's one of my favorite chondrite under the microscope. |
John Divelbiss
12/31/2023 1:13:24 PM |
A well-known Fall for collectors from the early days of those who started collecting in the 1990's. Very nice slice Anne. And Happy New Year to everyone...except for one or two. :/ |
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