A beautiful Lunar meteorite, classified as a Troctolitic Anorthosite.
A group of falconers discovered this fall while looking for birds along the Egyptian-Libyan border. A fairly large recovery by lunar meteorite standards, with some pieces showing some really neat inclusions when sliced!
Hot off the presses -- the first finds from Sims Corner, WA and there are THREE of them!
I photographed these chondrules from samples of the Aba Panu meteorite, an L3 chondrite that was a witnessed fall in Nigeria in 2018. So many with diverse shapes, textures, and colors! Even a few blue ones in there!
It looks like we've got a new fall on Cockburn Island in Canada!
I thought y'all might appreciate this...
I've accumulated a lot of smaller samples in little circular gem cases and I wasn't happy with any of the display options available. So... I designed these honeycomb inserts with rails that allow them to connect. Really happy with how they turned out!
I was just playing with designs here, but I think I'm gonna make separate honeycomb clusters for chondrites, pallasites, HEDs, etc.
334 grams! Butter my butt and call me a biscuit, it's beautiful. 😍