4x/0.25, A3550UPA CCD 5MP, angrite, named fall, polarized, scope2, zerene stacker

D’Orbigny Meteorite Thin Section

Meteorite Thin Section D'Orbigny

D’Orbigny Meteorite Thin Section

Large thin section specimen of the D’Orbigny meteorite in cross polarized light. The D’Orbigny meteorite was found in Argentina in 1979. For a good link to more Angrite pictures, see here.

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10x/0.25, A3550UPA CCD 5MP, breccia, LMScope, mars, Nikon D810, northwest africa, polarized, scope2, Tucsen C30 3MP sCMOS, zerene stacker

NWA 8171 Meteorite Thin Section

A first hand look at the basaltic crust of Mars, this thin section specimen of the NWA 8171 meteorite (aka Black Beauty) provides an exquisite and unforgettable glimpse back to a time when Mars had oceans of water on its surface. More information from Space Jewels.

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This thin section has been photographed with all three of my cameras. You can directly compare the results from the three versions.

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NWA 8171 Meteorite Thin Section

NWA 8171 Meteorite Thin Section

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NWA 8171 Meteorite Thin Section

NWA 8171 Meteorite Thin Section

Version 1 – A3550UPA 5MP CCD

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4x/0.25, A35140U CCD 14MP, named fall, ordinary chondrite, polarized, scope2, zerene stacker

Limerick Meteorite Thin Section

Limerick Meteorite Thin Section

Limerick Meteorite Thin Section

Thin section specimen of the Limerick Meteorite in cross polarized light. The meteor was observed on September 10, 1813 and the meteorite recovered shortly after the event. Limerick is classed as a type 5 high iron ordinary chondrite.

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