|
Dar al Gani 670 - Martian Basaltic Shergottite Meteorite
Here on auction I offer a FRAGMENT of the VERY RARE Dar al Gani 670 Martian Meteorite.
This fragment comes direct from the finder so I can offer here for a very cheap price!
Is not easy to take photos of a fragment like this but from the pictures below you can see that it show very well the
typical internal structure of the Martian Basalt Shergottite!
When it will in your hand you will easily see this structure and you will appreciate your sample more and more!
You will receive a beautiful kit that consist in a membran box case that contain and preserve your sample and a label with specific information (see the last picture below)!
This is one of the rare opportunity You have to add to your collection this incredibly rare martian meteorite, don't miss it!!! Good luck!!!
You will find all the informations about this meteorite on Meteoritical Bulletin Number 84:
This is the direct link: Meteoritical Bullettin 84 -> DaG670
| Name |
Dar al Gani 670 |
| Found |
1999 |
| TKW |
1619g |
| Pieces |
3 |
| Classification |
Martian Shergottite |
| Met. Bol. N° |
84 | |
| Speciment |
Fragment |
| Dimension |
5 x 3 x 3mm |
| Weight |
53mg |
|
|
HIGH RESOLUTION PICTURES:
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/Immagini/OnSale/Achondrite/DaG670/DaG670_53_1.jpg
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/Immagini/OnSale/Achondrite/DaG670/DaG670_53_2.jpg
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/Immagini/OnSale/Achondrite/DaG670/DaG670_53_f.jpg
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/Immagini/OnSale/Achondrite/DaG670/DaG670_53_k.jpg
FROM THE METEORITICAL BULLETTIN NUMBER 84:
A dark-brown stone, broken into three adjoining pieces, with a total mass of 1619 g was found in the Dar al Gani region. Mineralogy and classification (L. Folco, MNA-SI): centimeter-sized patches of fusion crust are present on the external surfaces; porphyritic texture consisting of millimeter-sized phenocrysts of brown olivine (Fo58–80) set in a fine grained basaltic groundmass of tabular pyroxene and interstitial feldspathic glass (An52–72Or0–1); pyroxene is primarily pigeonite (En56–66Wo9–13) with subordinate enstatite (En73–82Wo2– 3) and augite (En48–50Wo31–36); other minerals are chromite, titanian chromite, ilmenite, merrillite, and pyrrhotite; shock features include strong mosaicism and planar deformation in olivine, undulose extinction and twinning in pyroxene, and abundant impact-melt pockets and veinlets; pervasive veins filled in by calcite are due to terrestrial weathering. Oxygen isotopes (A. Sexton and I. A. F ranchi, OU): δ17O = +2.83‰, δ18O = +4.95‰, Δ17O = +0.26‰. The petrography and level of terrestrial weathering are essentially identical to those of DaG 476 and DaG 489, and the three are very likely paired. Specimens: main mass with anonymous finder; 11.9 g and one polished thin section at MNA-SI.
TAKE A LOOK TO MY SALE SITE FOR OTHER GORGEOUS METEORITE
http://web.tiscali.it/francesco.moser/Principali/indexOnSale.htm
YOU CAN BID WITH CONFIDENCE I AM IMCA MEMBER #1510
INTERNATIONAL METEORITE COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION
Authenticity GUARANTEED * Click the image
SHIPPING: You can choose beetween two different shipping metod:
The first and cheapest way is the Standard Mail, a fee of $5.00 will be added to the final auction price.
The second way consist in a registered priority mail with Tracking Number, a fee of $10.00 will be added to the final auction price.
I cannot be responsible for any delay or loss of shipments if the Registered Mail is not opted for at a cost of $10.00.
For my experience a meteorite takes a couple of weeks for the travel, I have lost only one meteorite since I sale on eBay.
I will send you the meteorite in a couple of days after receive the payment.
I combine shipping on multiple orders, you pay the shipping only for the first meteorite !!!
|