Dar al Gani 431
Thin section specimen of meteorite Dar al Gani 431. The images were taken in cross polarized light. Classifed as a CK3 anomalous meteorite, this thin section specimen of DaG 431 contains several CAIs along with a few nice chondrules.
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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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Abee Meteorite Thin Section
Abee Meteorite thin section specimen. The photos were taken under blue cross polarized light. Abee is an example of the enstatite chondrite class of meteorites. The E Type chondrites are know for their reduced state and contain very little oxidized iron. Instead the iron is either metallic or joined with sulfur. They are mostly composed of their namesake magnesium rich orthopyroxene silicate mineral, enstatite. For more information see page 115 in Norton’s The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Meteorites.
Picture of Abee main mass with additional information.
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