Camel Donga Meteorite Thin Section
Thin section of the Camel Donga meteorite in cross polarized light. Camel Donga, found on the Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia, is classed as a calcium rich monomict eucrite.
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Pasamonte Meteorite Thin Section
Taken in cross polarized light, this is a remarkably beautiful thin section of the Pasamonte Meteorite. The Pasamonte Meteorite is famous in history as the first observed fall to be photographed. Harvey Nininger played an important role in cataloging and recovering many of the specimens currently located in museums and private collections. The Pasamonte Meteorite is described here as:
a brecciated, non-cumulate, polymict eucrite, showing dark fine-to medium-grained, subhedral to euhedral, lithic and mineral fragments set in a light, friable, sugary, ash-gray matrix with a high porosity
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NWA 5558 Meteorite Thin Section
Thin section specimen of NWA 5558. It is a fascinating eucrite with many large inclusions in the matrix. Note: Provisional name.
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