[meteorite-list] RFS Picture: Julesburg

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Fri Mar 2 17:03:50 EST 2007


In a message dated 3/2/2007 2:40:29 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,  
bernd.pauli at paulinet.de writes:
Moni: "How can we not fall in love with rocks  as these?"
Anne: "This is the smallest and the newest of the Julesburg  bunch."

Bernd:
Julesburg, L3.6; L3.7;
Contains copper; S3; br;
Find 1983, Colorado,  USA

A single mass of 57.9 kg was found in a landfill at  Julesburg.

- examination of main mass suggests three  smaller
individuals have spalled during ablative  flight

Signed: Proud owner of a 43.5-gram slice* + thin section

*  Purchased from Walter and Niki Zeitschel in  1987
______________________________________________

Thank you Bernd.
According to "Meteorites from A to Z" and Blaine Reed, there is more. 
So I just called Blaine, who was watching the snow fall, and he told  me he 
believes that about half a dozen small individuals  have been found in the area 
by the local farmers over the years.
Maybe  more will show up in the future. 

Anne M. Black
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