The Mukundpura (CM2) Chondrite: A New Carbonaceous Meteorite Fall in India

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Ray D., Shukla A. D.

81st Annual Meeting of The Meteoritical Society 2018 [#6036]

abstract

“Mukundpura (CM2) is the new carbonaceous chondrite fall in India. Alteration escaped a few pristine forsteritic olivine chondrule (often with accretionary rim) and mineral clast. Important for aqueous environment of water-rich asteroid.”

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