The Winchcombe Meteorite: A Spectroscopic Perspective

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Roselló Del Valle L.* Bennett C. Chazallon B. Fosca C. McKeown L. et al.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“We characterize two aliquots of the Winchcombe meteorite, a chip and a particulate sample (<75 μm), which are relevant to asteroid surfaces dominated by boulders and regolith respectively, using visible to near infrared and midinfrared spectroscopy.”

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