A new 3D laser scan of the Chelyabinsk main mass

A new 3D laser scan of the Chelyabinsk main mass was performed on 20 May 2015 to improve the precise calculation of the 505-kg meteorite’s density LINK (automatic translation) LINK (original)

An alleged fifth Jinju find (12 kg) is probably a basalt rock and not a meteorite

LINK  (NewDaily, 14 May 2015) automatic translation Jinju (Meteoritical Bulletin Database)

Annama / Аннама is registered in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database

Annama / Аннама is now officially registered in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database LINK [wc_row][wc_column size=”one-third” position=”first”] [/wc_column][wc_column size=”one-third”] [/wc_column][wc_column size=”one-third” position=”last”] [/wc_column][/wc_row] [wc_row][wc_column size=”one-half” position=”first”] [/wc_column][wc_column size=”one-half” position=”last”] [/wc_column][/wc_row] “ Annama 68.77491°N, 30.78726°E Murmanskaya oblast’,…

Chelyabinsk, Zond IV, and a possible first-century fireball of historical importance

Hartmann, W. K. (2015) Meteoritics & Planetary Science doi: 10.1111/maps.12428 LINK Comment on “Chelyabinsk, Zond IV, and a possible first‐century fireball of historical importance” William K. Hartmann, Alexander Forte, Alina SABYR Meteorit Planet Sci. ….

Paleomagnetic and rock magnetic study of the Mistastin Lake impact structure (Labrador, Canada): Implications for geomagnetic perturbation and shock effects

Gwenaël Hervé, Stuart A. Gilder, Cassandra L. Marion, Gordon R. Osinski, Jean Pohl, Nikolai Petersen, Paul J. Sylvester Earth and Planetary Science Letters doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2015.02.011 LINK

Chelyabinsk meteorite: Shock metamorphism, black veins and impact melt dikes, and the Hugoniot

D. D. Badyukov, J. Raitala, P. Kostama, A. V. Ignatiev Petrology March 2015, Volume 23, Issue 2, pp 103-115 LINK

Dawn has successfully entered an orbit around Ceres at 12:39 UTC on March 6

Meteoritical Bulletin – Categorization of falls and finds (25 Feb 2015)

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Chelyabinsk main mass’s current weight refined to 503.33 kg

On 2 February 2015 another precise weighing refined the current weight of the Chelyabinsk main mass as it is presented in the Chelyabinsk Museum to 503.33(3333333333) grams. In two years the main mass will be…

Compound Chondrules fused Cold

Alexander Hubbard Icarus arXiv:1502.01299 PDF LINK (full text) LINK (abstract) updated: 31 March 2015 LINK (abstract) doi:10.1016/j.icarus.2015.02.030

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