4x/0.25, chondrite, LMScope, named fall, Nikon D810, ordinary chondrite, polarized, scope2, zerene stacker

Aba Panu Meteorite Thin Section

Aba Panu Meteorite Thin Section

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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4x/0.25, carbonaceous, chondrite, CO, LMScope, named fall, Nikon D810, polarized, scope2, zerene stacker

Kainsaz Meteorite Thin Section

Kainsaz Meteorite Thin Section

Kainsaz Meteorite Thin Section

The Kainsaz Meteorite is the largest CO type with a total recovered weight of 200kg. It was witnessed to fall in Tartarstan on September 13, 1937. For an excellent view of the strew field, visit Woreczko Meteorites’ information page.

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4x/0.25, calcium-aluminium-rich inclusion, carbonaceous, chondrite, CO, LMScope, Nikon D810, polarized, scope2, zerene stacker

Calama 005 Meteorite Thin Section

 

Calama 005 Meteorite Thin Section

Calama 005 Meteorite Thin Section

Calama 005 is another example of a CO meteorite and presented below, in cross polarized light, you will find it has a nice set of chondritic and carbonaceous features.

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