 | Neuvonen, K.J., Ohlson, B., Papunen, Heikki, Häkli, T.A., Ramdohr, Paul (1972) THE HAVERÖ UREILITE*. Meteoritics, 7 (4) 514-531 doi:10.1111/j.1945-5100.1972.tb00132.x | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | The Havero Meteorite This issue of "Meteoritics" contains 11 papers on the Havero meteorite. This representative...the initial collection of work on the Havero meteorite and illustrate its interesting, important and... lat 22° 03' 43" E., long 60° 14' 44" N. The meteorite contains curved open fractures partly filled with...2nd August, 1971 at 3:45 p.m. (local time) a meteorite fell on the island of Havero, lat 22° 03' 43"...possible to determine the falling direction of the meteorite exactly. It deviated 8° from the vertical and |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Abstract-Four ureilites (Dyalpur, Goalpara, Havera, and Novo Urei) were analyzed by radiochemical neutron activation...is a Cr- and C-rich fraction from the Allende meteorite, highly enriched in heavy noble gases and noble...Au), especially in a metal fraction. The bulk meteorite showed the same trend for an even larger group...0.277 0.0642 0.0883 0.0574 Meteorite Dyalpur Goalpara HaverB Novo Urei 1. Abundance Av.t *The abbreviations...the trend discovered by WASSONet al. (1976): Novo Urei highest, Goalpara lowest, and Dyalpur and HaverG |  | | Book | | minerals are quartz and aluminosilicates; the common meteorite minerals are anhydrous, whereas hydrated minerals...actual extraterrestrial abundances; irons dominate meteorite finds, since they are resistant to weathering...at least as very unusual objects). Over 80% of meteorite falls are chondrites, and over 90% of these belong...subject. Current ideas include volcanism on the meteorite parent bodies, splash droplets formed in collisions...for them and a derivate origin for the other meteorite groups. As a consequence, compositional data are |  | | Book | | discuss recent evidence from the “84001 Martian meteorite,” which has raised provocative new questions...Wainwright at Gerzeh in Egypt. tions observed meteorite falls, collected the debris and wrote accounts...accounts of the events. The oldest known record of a meteorite fall comes from around 4000 years ago in Phrygia...Roman historian Titius Livius, the celebrated meteorite at Phrygia was later transported in royal procession...earliest names for meteoritic iron. The word meteorite comes from the ancient Greek meteoros, meaning |  | | Book | | past decade. More discoveries will follow as meteorite hunters (scientists and amateurs) continue to...assistance of many people. Scientists, collectors, meteorite dealers and hunters the world over responded enthusiastically...to the subject and a field guide to specific meteorite types. Lastly and certainly not least of all we............................................... Meteorite Surface Features ............................................................ Information on meteorite law ......................................... |  | | Book | | composition of stone meteorites. How to recognize a meteorite. Brazilian stone meteorites. 7.1. ACHONDRITES...chondrite . Parambu. Acknowledgments . References.^.. Meteorite index. Page 1 3 11 29 35 45 47 48 48 48 61 61...during the agglomeration of the meteorite parent bodies. When a meteorite is seen to fall and material is...is collected, the meteorite is referred to as a fall. On the other hand, a meteorite find is the by-chance...meteorites Figure 1 - The Bendego, Bahia, Brazil iron meteorite, weighing approximately 5,360 kg. Note the irregular |  | | Book | | fourfold rotary inversion axis in c. Example: the meteorite mineral schreibersite (Fe,Ni)3P. 5 4/m, tetr.-dipyramidal:...countries and is exported, e.g., from Canada, India and Russia. Other fibrous minerals displaying toxic properties...displayed in the Diamond Fund in the Kremlin of Moscow, Russia. The biggest gold nuggets have been found in the...countries being PR China (420 t), Australia (330 t), Russia (310 t), USA (200 t), Canada (180 t), Indonesia... . Fig. 4.6 Cosmic nickeliron, (Fe,Ni). Iron meteorite (octahedrite) from Joe Wright Mountain, Arkansas |
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