Indonesian Punggur meteorite, 1.2g high iron breccia from January 2021

[sophiecentaur]

been in hospital all week, when I get out, I will do some photos

Best wishes for a good recovery!

 

[davenn]

Best wishes for a good recovery!

thanks mate, appreciated :)

 

[dlgoff]

thanks mate, appreciated :)

Get well soon.

 

[MidgetDwarf]

Dont believe Sophiecentaur. He's trying to keep the meteorite game on lock like the drug game!

 

[dlgoff]

been in hospital all week, when I get out, I will do some photos

Looks like you've already posted a lot of photos:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/new-meteorite-acquisition.996180/
Very cool @davenn

 

[davenn]

Looks like you've already posted a lot of photos:
https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/new-meteorite-acquisition.996180/
Very cool @davenn

Yes, there are a few in that thread
The first 5 pix are of the same meteorite ( different sides)
That one is my largest acquition so far at 1.5kg, very nice meteorite out of NW Africa
A real solid chunk of stone !

There are some other varieties down the thread and in a couple of other threads
But I will do several pictures of several of the trays that hold the majority of the smaller samples
just so that you and others get an idea on how most of them are stored

 

[waternohitter]

Yes, there are a few in that thread
The first 5 pix are of the same meteorite ( different sides)
That one is my largest acquition so far at 1.5kg, very nice meteorite out of NW Africa
A real solid chunk of stone !

There are some other varieties down the thread and in a couple of other threads
But I will do several pictures of several of the trays that hold the majority of the smaller samples
just so that you and others get an idea on how most of them are stored

That is very impressive! Please keep us posted :) thank you.