Detailed information about SARIÇİÇEK Howardite meteorite fall (Bingöl,Turkey) released (updated Feb. 23)
Last updated: February 23, 2016
The meteorites have been officially registered as SARIÇİÇEK in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database on February 22, 2016.
The Turkish Meteorite Network has released detailed information about the fall:
Computer translation:
“SARIÇİÇEK meteorites (Bingöl, Turkey)
METEOR is SARIÇİÇEK
Data Saricicek Meteorites (EXCEL FILE-SARIÇİÇEK meteorite RELATED TAG FILE)
2 September 2015 from around 23:10 hours, the village of Bingol Saricicek has fallen meteorite. Regarding this event, Bingöl Tuğçe OZDUMAN Lady (TEE) has sought to TUBITAK. TEE, Murat parmaksızoğlu the TÜBİTAK National Observatory (MPA) has reached. MP Assoc. Dr. Ozan Ünsalan (OSI) gave information to deal with this issue by calling. If he is held in Helsinki, Finland, in 2014 ACM2014 (Asteroids, Comets, Meteors), which met in convention-set from NASA astronomer Dr. JENNISKENS Peter (PJ) is in contact with in the past. He was then started to investigate recordings of these events in Bingöl via the internet. Principle reached his first interview with the News Agency of the locals. He is calling on local people from the Nez news agency ERK (NE) is in contact with in the past. Questions were asked about the issue itself. PJ was asked whether example of Ouya hand during this time. It is only after the contact with the sample would pass into the hands of the villagers stated. He, NE NE after contact with OSA address at the University of Istanbul sent a sample of about 27 grams. However, he is pj’y A first example of this example photo and then sent to NASA-Kit cargo by itself. PJ dependent on other institutions and NASA has begun the study of meteorites. Thus SARIÇİÇEK meteor Consortium is formed. During this time, PJ, primarily has decided not to meet with Istanbul OU and planning. At the same time Bingol University has started to interest in the issue and reaching the village has gathered some examples. He, on the subject before Bingol Bingol University Physics Department chairman Prof. Dr. Iskender DEMIRKOL (HR) and in contact with past and gave him a brief description. As background information in the study conducted by NASA, Saricicek meteor of which is detected by NASA’s satellites entering the atmosphere and the meteor (main part) the diameter of which is approximately 50cm in size, the atmosphere is degraded at an altitude of about 40 km, which is quite steeply falls, the fragmentation energy is around about 0.07 kilotons and HED (Howardit A, Eucrit A, Diogenit A) of subclass Howardit species has been found to be a Achodrite. Bingöl Police Department regarding the incident and the first time the camera records the event Bingol University, (250 cameras) is carefully examined, the data to be collected for technical analysis. Stars background images, as well as the University of Bingol Mus was exposed again in front of the camera on the Alparslan University Campus.
September 28 = PJ-Istanbul University Faculty of Science, Department of Astronomy and Space Science Seminar
September 29 = O, PJ and graduate students will get KAYGISIZ (EK) -Bingöl arrival, met with the Rector of the University of Bingol, examination of the record on camera 200
September 30 seminars = University of Bingol. Visit Saricicek village. 130 gram sample, NE by, pj’y Gamma delivery for spectroscopic studies.
October 1 = Muş Alparslan University visit. Examination of more than 100 security camera recordings, meeting with Deputy Rector.
October 2 = return Bingol. Saricicek visit the village again. NE and meeting with the family. WHAT by the village of meteorite specimens, gathering people, coordinate and take the list prepared of mass information. (Table containing 188 pieces of meteorite tag), visit the University of Bingol research laboratory and receive information
October 3 = a team of field survey of 20 people (an area of approximately 40km’lik “” has scanned the letter as by the meteor scatter area plan. In line pj’n the experience and suggestions of the previous meteor scattering of strategy formulation screening to be perpendicular to the meteor’s arrival direction is made. found 8 new meteorite in today’s call and are listed on records. It also found that the OU, and sample 27.46 grams, Istanbul University Faculty of Engineering to exhibit at the Geological Museum “SAMPLE TYPE” respectively.
October 4 = O, PJ and additional return to Istanbul
Saricicek determination of the orbit of the meteor, the determination of the scattering field in accordance with this information, determining the structural and spectroscopic analysis of the meteorite studies are ongoing. All this information, and after receiving the results begin to come together, where our official page, announcements will continue to be done.
On the other hand, the writing should be both visual and social media, regarding Saricicek meteor in many publications and the university, “false, incomplete and non-scientific” has been and continues to leave many of us. This event RESPECT TO FIRST DAY FROM, are carried out on our WORK BY (DOCUMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE WITH prove), the most accurate and current information ALSO INDICATES by US will be announced, on this issue, “which to us of where we publish” any information and we reserve the right visual copyright We declare our respect for that. Full details of Saricicek Meteor after it clear all the information and results of scientific analyzes, to be described in the best possible way with a television program and press release will be made. Best regards.
Assoc. Dr. Ozan ÜNSALAN
Sarıçiçek Meteorite Consortium:
Last update: February 4, 2016
Researcher | Institute | Task | Samples | |||
1 | O.Unsalan (Lead) | İstanbul Univ. | Meteorite recovery, IR&Raman spectroscopy | #22,179,15, 21,183,182 |
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2 | P.Jenniskens | SETI/NASA ARC | Trajectory reconstruction, meteorite recovery | #16 | ||
3 | M.Zolensky | NASA/JSC | Petrography | #12,14 | ||
4 | Q. Yin | University of California, Davis | Isotope and trace element geochemistry | #12,14 | ||
5 | D.Sears | NASA ARC | Thermoluminescence | |||
6 | K.Welten | Berkeley Univ. | Radio isotopes | |||
7 | M.M.M.Meier | ETH-Zurich | Noble Gas Analysis | #12 | ||
8 | C.Maden | ETH-Zurich | Noble Gas Analysis | #12 | ||
9 | H.Busemann | ETH-Zurich | Noble Gas Analysis | #12 | ||
10 | J.M.Friedrich | Fordham Univ. | Composition Plots | |||
11 | D.P.Glavin | NASA/Goddard | Aminoacids | #12,14 | ||
12 | P.Kopplin | Helmholtz Muenchen | Mass spectroscopy | |||
13 | M.Laubenstein | SanG | Natural Gamma Ray Activity | #26 | ||
14 | T.Hiroi | Brown University/NASA-JSC | Reflectance Spectroscopy | #12 | ||
15 | V.Reddy | Planetary Science Institute | Dawn Related Reflectance Spectroscopy | |||
16 | P.Brown | Univ.West Ontario | Infrasound | |||
17 | D.Clark | Univ.West Ontario | Pre-Impact observations | |||
18 | D.Ostrowski | NASA/ARC-SST | ||||
19 | D.Prabhu | NASA | Atmospheric Entry and break-up | |||
20 | D.C.Burkhard | NASA | ||||
21 | K.Ziegler | The Univ.of New Mexico | Oxygen isotopic compositions | #12,14 | ||
22 | M.E.Özel | Işık Univ. | Age determination, Statistics&data extraction on Sarıcicek Lat-Long-mass data | #238 | ||
23 | G.Ö.Ildız | İstanbul Kültür Univ. | IR&Raman Spectroscopy | #22,179,15, 21,183 |
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24 | E.Kaygısız | İstanbul Univ. | Thin section&XRD&Petrography, meteorite recovery
met.recovery, statistics&data extracting on lat-long-mass data |
#18,179,15, 21,183 |
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25 | M.Yeşiltaş | Stony Brook Univ. | IR&Raman&XANES | #15,21,183 | ||
26 | İ.Demirkol | Bingöl Univ. | Meteorite recovery, XRD, ICP-MS, IR | #20,23,194 | ||
27 | İ.Y.Erdoğan | Bingöl Univ. | Meteorite recovery, XRD, ICP-MS, IR | #20,23,194 | ||
28 | A.Ş.Bengü | Bingöl Univ. | Meteorite recovery, XRD, ICP-MS, IR | #20,23,194 | ||
29 | M.Oshtrakh | Ural Federal Univ. | Mössbauer spectroscopy, XRD,SEM&EDS,Optical Microscopy | #181 | ||
30 | A.Maksimova | Ural Federal Univ. | Optical Spectroscopy, Mössbauer spectroscopy, SEM&EDS | #181 | ||
31 | A.V.Chukin | Ural Federal Univ. | XRD | #181 | ||
32 | V.A.Semionkin | Ural Federal Univ. | Mössbauer spectroscopy | #181 | ||
33 | M.S.Karabanalov | Urral Federal Univ. | SEM&EDS | #181 | ||
34 | S.Öngen | İstanbul Univ. | Petrography, thin sections and XRD | #182, 179, 327 | ||
35 | İbrahim Uysal | Karadeniz Tech. Univ. | EMPA,RAMAN,BSE,Laser ablation-ICPMS | #22,182 | ||
36 | Melanie Kaliwoda | Min.Stat. Coll.Munchen | Raman Spectroscopy | #22,182 | ||
37 | Matt Sanborn | University of California, Davis | Isotope and trace element geochemistry | #12, 14 | ||
38 | Magdalena Huyskens | University of California, Davis | Isotope and trace element geochemistry | #12, 14 | ||
39 | Doug Rowland | University of California, Davis | X-Ray tomography | #12, 14 | ||
40 | Ken Verosub | University of California, Davis | Magnetic Properties
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#12, 14 | ||
41 | H.L.McLain | NASA/Goddard | Aminoacids | #12, 14 | ||
42 | J.P.Dworkin | NASA/Goddard | Aminoacids | #12, 14 | ||
43 | J.E.Elsila | NASA/Goddard | Aminoacids | #12, 14 | ||
44 | T.Glotch | Stony Brook Univ. | IR&Raman&XANES | #15,21,183 | ||
45 | Viktor Hoffmann | Univ. Munich | #22,182 | |||
46 | Karl Wimmer | Rieskratermuseum | #22,182 | |||
47 | Rupert Hochleitner | Univ. Munich | #22,182 | |||
48 | J. Arnold | NASA |
M. Boslough | Airburst Modelling | ||
Caroline Gi | Infrasound Analysis | ||
Katie Bryson | Crack Analysis | ||
C. Altunayar | Ege University | TGA/DSC/DTA Analysis | #55 fragments |
Z. Terzioglu | Ankara University | Statistics&data extraction on Sarıcicek Lat-Long-mass data |