Very rare, Ureilite

[Charl]

They are peridotite, pyroxene, plagioclase, calcium feldspar graphite, scientists have found quartz crystals in carbonaceous chondrites, Anything is possible, Thank you,

No, scientists have not found quartz crystals in meteorites. I do not wish to antagonize you, but you continue to post false and nonsensical information regarding meteorites. Why? Why do you do that, you seem to know absolutely nothing regarding the science of meteoritics.

Some Meteorite Realities

 

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[The hunter Awang]

No, scientists have not found quartz crystals in meteorites. I do not wish to antagonize you, but you continue to post false and nonsensical information regarding meteorites. Why? Why do you do that, you seem to know absolutely nothing regarding the science of meteoritics.

Some Meteorite Realities

 

[The hunter Awang]

No, scientists have not found quartz crystals in meteorites. I do not wish to antagonize you, but you continue to post false and nonsensical information regarding meteorites. Why? Why do you do that, you seem to know absolutely nothing regarding the science of meteoritics.

Some Meteorite Realities

This is a paper published by a scientist,

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

 

[The hunter Awang]

 

[The hunter Awang]

View attachment 1731271

Great discovery,

 

[The hunter Awang]

Orienteering

 

[Charl]

Thank you, where is the professional laboratory? It turns out that of all the meteorites that l ve ever seen, very unusual,

If you can google "list of meteorite testing labs", you too can answer your question:

METEORITE TESTING AND CLASSIFYING INSTITUTIONS

And, by golly, some meteorites do contain quartz, but never visible to the naked eye...

http://meteorites.wustl.edu/id/quartz.htm

 

[The hunter Awang]

If you can google "list of meteorite testing labs", you too can answer your question:

METEORITE TESTING AND CLASSIFYING INSTITUTIONS

And, by golly, some meteorites do contain quartz, but never visible to the naked eye...

Quartz, Calcite, Magnetite, Hematite, & Micas

You re right, One of my small specimens contains tiny quartz, great discovery,

 

[pretious]

The first one is the same as the last one, Which university are you from? thank you,

What university are you from, is the question ? You are making a whole lot of claims, with a whole lot of nonsense ....

 

[The hunter Awang]

This specimen is interesting, I would appreciate your advice,

 

[The hunter Awang]

Welcome, You can communicate what you like, Click on the picture,

 

[The hunter Awang]

Don t get it,this is a specimen,

 

[The hunter Awang]

Section, Inside is a combination of peridotite and pyroxene,

 

[Al D]

This specimen is interesting, I would appreciate your advice,View attachment 1740057View attachment 1740058View attachment 1740059

Not a meteorite, not even close, sorry

 

[The hunter Awang]

Not a meteorite, not even close, sorry

Thank you very much, I don t think it can be, But these were all found in one place, If you take it to the lab and test it for isotopes, Maybe Mars,

 

[The hunter Awang]

@ Art_Blade. This is section,

 

[Bigdob]

I look at this thread and wonder WT£¥+*^

 

[The hunter Awang]

I look at this thread and wonder WT£¥+*^

Is this line? 10 g

 

[The hunter Awang]

No scientists?