The Unusual Spiky Fusion Crust of the Wadsworth Meteorite Fall

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Davoren T. F.* Gemma M. E. Ebel D. S. Childs N. J. Powell Z. L.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“The recent Wadsworth monomict eucrite fall exhibits unusual spiky features in its fusion crust.”

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