Derk
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- Sep 30, 2018
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So, gosh. For this thread I wanted to post some close-up videos of two different stones that Ive found and I am wondering about. They were both found near Kokomo, IN. Both stick to my magnet, either well, or very well. And these contain each, a different form what look like they could be chondrules??
The footage was recorded using an inexpensive usb microscope across some mostly flat, crudely polished "window" cuttings I made in them.
I couldn't thank anybody enough for taking the time to look at the footage and share any thoughts or questions with me. And I am not sure if and how I can embed a youtube video in the thread, so if theres nothing to look at or watch in this post,
Right Below Here then I am fixing it and should have the videos up shortly.
This one shows several gigantic looking "feed me Seymore," type of chondrule-like structures. Could that be what those are??
And this piece appears to be loaded with shiny metal(nickel-iron?) chondrules of varying sizes, including a few behemoth balls buried beneath a beautiful black layer of smooth glossy fusion crust, with distinctly melt-flow shaped regmaglypt looking portions on a couple edges.
The footage was recorded using an inexpensive usb microscope across some mostly flat, crudely polished "window" cuttings I made in them.
I couldn't thank anybody enough for taking the time to look at the footage and share any thoughts or questions with me. And I am not sure if and how I can embed a youtube video in the thread, so if theres nothing to look at or watch in this post,
Right Below Here then I am fixing it and should have the videos up shortly.This one shows several gigantic looking "feed me Seymore," type of chondrule-like structures. Could that be what those are??
And this piece appears to be loaded with shiny metal(nickel-iron?) chondrules of varying sizes, including a few behemoth balls buried beneath a beautiful black layer of smooth glossy fusion crust, with distinctly melt-flow shaped regmaglypt looking portions on a couple edges.
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