[meteorite-list] collection in a slice - take II

[stan .]

opps
here is the direct link:
http://img32.exs.cx/img32/9646/collection5dr.jpg

>From: "stan ." <laser_maniac at hotmail.com>
>To: meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com
>Subject: [meteorite-list] collection in a slice - take II
>Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 23:07:38 +0000
>
>This has absolutly nothing to do with the 'collection in a slice' meteorite 
>- ie NWA 904. i showed these photos to a buddy and it was just a comment he 
>made so I figured I'd post the pic for y'alls viewing pleasure.
>
>http://img32.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img32&image=collection5dr.jpg
>
>this rock has been classified as a LL3.7 but check out these zenoliths:
>-white arrows point unequilibriated chondritic material that has armoured 
>chondrules (unfortunatly not visable fomr this angle)
>-blue arrows point to a material that is wholey diffrent from the bulk of 
>the slice, it is EXTREEMLY soft (probably by a few numbers on the mohs 
>scale) and similar larger inclusions in other slices look like an HED
>-green arrows point to what was described as a possible cm2 inclusion fromt 
>he dealer i got this stuff from - there DO apear to be faint small 
>chondrules in the inclusion.
>-red arrows point to my favorite feature in this stone - again another 
>unequilibriated chondritic inclusion with a black background and colorfull 
>chondrules. this stuff reminds me of pics of dhofar 535 that i have seen
>-white arrows point to a light colored inclusion that is largely deviod of 
>chondrules, although a few are visable. I'd say that the stuff is a x6 
>chonderitic inclusion
>
>
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