CV-oxB

Assessment of petrologic subtypes, subgroups, and pairing within CV chondrites in the US Antarctic meteorite collection

08/12/2022 19:36 · by karmaka · in carbonaceous chondrite, CV, CV-oxA, CV-oxB

Kevin Righter, Ryan S. Jakubek, Marc D. Fries, John Schutt, Kellye Pando, Roger Harrington MAPS, Version of Record online: 08 December 2022 LINK “Carbonaceous chondrites of the Vigarano group (CV) are primitive (nearly un-metamorphosed) meteorites…

CV chondrites: More than one parent body

28/07/2020 16:32 · by karmaka · in carbonaceous chondrite, chondrite classification, CV, CV-oxA, CV-oxB, CV-red, parent body

J. Gattacceca, L. Bonal, C. Sonzogni, J. Longerey Earth and Planetary Science LettersVolume 547, 1 October 2020, 116467First available on 28 July 2020 LINK “Highlights • CV chondrites are classically separated in three subgroups (CVOxA,…

Hydrothermal activity on the CV parent body: New perspectives from the giant Transantarctic Mountains minimeteorite TAM5.29

19/12/2019 14:48 · by karmaka · in carbonaceous chondrite, CV, CV-oxA, CV-oxB, matrix, parent body

J. Nava, M. D. Suttle, R. Spiess, L. Folco, J. Najorka, C. Carli, M. Massironi Meteoritics & Planetary Science First Published: 19 December 2019 LINK “TAM5.29 is an extraterrestrial dust grain, collected on the Transantarctic…

CV Chondrites: More than One Parent Body

20/06/2019 23:01 · by karmaka · in carbonaceous chondrite, CV, CV-oxA, CV-oxB, CV-red, parent body

Gattacceca J., Bonal L., Sonzogni C., Longerey J. 82nd Annual Meeting of The Meteoritical Society 2019 PDF abstract “CV chondrites have been classically divided into reduced (CVRed) and oxidized (CVOx) sub-groups, based on a number…