[meteorite-list] Baszkówka- Was: Cali chondrite fell extremely cold!

PolandMET marcin at polandmet.com
Mon Jul 30 15:19:41 EDT 2007


> But, we should keep in mind that this happened in mid-summer, on August 
> 25,
> 1994, at 15:50 hrs (local time). The hot afternoon summer sun and, 
> consequently,
> the hot soil will have played a crucial role!

But 25cm underground ? There could be only heat from meteorite, not from the 
sun.

In Cali was for sure higher temperature than in Poland and Cali samples was 
cold.
Baszkowka is 15kg compact stone that is big enough to still keep lots of 
space cold, but it was hot.
Cali was 50-200g tiny stones that was cold, so they not grab enough heat 
from ablation, or was cooled by air in "dark fall".

I think that this is good topic for a book or doctorate :)

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