[meteorite-list] Chondrule close up!

[STARSANDSCOPES at aol.com]

Hi chondrule fan list members,  I wanted to share some micrographs of  a 
chondrule.  The material is no big deal.  (It is pending but it  looks like it 
will be L4/5.)

A chondrule?  You have got to see these  shots.  They were taken in incident 
(reflected) cross polarized light  which, unlike transmitted Xpol, is true 
color.  Just what it looks like up  close.  My first love in meteorite microscope 
examination!

No thin  section, just a hand sample polished to 1/4 micron.

I have 5 images that  I can put in an email (nothing to down load).

If you like chondrules, you  will want to see this one.
 
I have done this before and I am up to nothing.  I am not harvesting  email 
addresses!  It may be some time before classification is complete and  I won't 
post images to the Gallery until it is named.   Some of you  have received 
email image files from me before, perhaps you could let the others  know I am 
just sharing some cool shots and nothing more!

Tom  Phillips,  starsinthedirt  
 



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