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Information about the Maslyanino meteorite
No full textMeteoritical Bulletin entry for official classification of the Maslyanino meteorite retrieved from www.catchafallingstar.com on February 22, 201
The Meteoritical Bulletin, No. 91, 2007 March
No full textThe Meteoritical Bulletin, No. 91, 2007 Marc
Meteoritical Bulletin Entry for Gebel Kamil
No full textPrintout of the Meteoritical Bulletin entry page on the Gabel Kamil meteorit
The Meteoritical Bulletin, No. 97
No full textIn this edition of The Meteoritical Bulletin, a total of 506 newly approved meteorite names with their relevant data are reported. These include 354 from northwest Africa, 31 from the Americas, 15 from Antarctica (Koreamet), 85 from Asia, 20 from Australia, and 1 from Europe. Among these meteorites are 2 falls, Grimsby (Canada) and Santa Lucia (2008) (Argentina). Also described are a CM with low degree of alteration, new ungrouped chondrites and achondrites, and 4 Martian meteorites
The Meteoritical Bulletin, No. 95
No full textThe Meteoritical Bulletin No. 95 reports 1093 (282 non-Antarctic and 801 Antarctic) newly approved meteorite names and their recovery histories, macroscopic descriptions, petrography, mineral compositions and geochemistry. Meteorites reported include lunar meteorites, eucrites, mesosiderites, angrites, ureilites, an acapulcoite, and H, L, LL, R, CO, CM, CK and CV chondrites. Three new falls, the Bunburra Rockhole (Australia) eucrite and the recent (Nov., 2008) Buzzard Coulee (Canada) H4 chondrite, and Tamdakht (Morocco) H5 chondrite are reported
The Meteoritical Bulletin No. 93, 2008 March
No full textIn this edition of the Meteoritical Bulletin, 1443 approved meteorite names with their relevant data are reported, one from a specific location within Africa, 2 11 from Northwest Africa, 5 from KOR-EAMET, 598 from the Chinese Antarctic Expedition, 23 from the Americas, 151 from Asia, three from Australia, two from Europe, two from NOVA, and 447 from ANSMET that were not reported in the Meteoritical Bulletin no. 87. Also reported are 4 falls frorn the Americas. Sonic highlights of approved meteorites are 10 lunar (including NWA 5000, an 11.528 kg sample), 3 Martian, 4 irons (one from Indonesia), 2 ureilites, 5 mesosiderites, I pallasite, 6 brachinites, 3 CV3s, 4 CO3s, 8 CMs, 12 CK3s, and many more. Finally, the Committee on Nomenclature of the Meteoritical Society announces two new names series in North America
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