The Clarendon (c) meteorite is a wonderful example of a named L4 chondrite with fusion crust. In the gigapixel image below one may see many diverse and distinct chondritic inclusions.
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Ozerki Meteorite Thin Section
An observed fall on June 21, 2018 in Russia, the Ozerki Meteorite has one of the most interesting thin section profiles I have seen. When I first saw it on the MPOD for August 4, I was immediately intrigued. The image posted here was taken with low degree polarized light to help capture the matrix features.
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Aba Panu Meteorite Thin Section
The Aba Panu Meteorite thin section in cross polarized light. Check back later for animated gif comparing the original fragment as seen here: Aba Panu Meteorite Surface image.
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