David Weir: Meteorite Studies
Chassigny
Martian ChassigniteThe group is part of the SNC martian trio and named after the meteorite [...]
Carver
Iron, IIAB, recrystallized hexahedriteOne of the main types of iron meteorites composed almost entirely of [...]
Carbo
Iron, IID, octahedriteMost Common type of iron meteorite, composed mainly of taenite and kamacite and [...]
Chinga
Iron, IVC, ataxite (Iron-ung in MetBull) Found 1913 51° 3′ 30′ N., 94° 24′ 0′ [...]
Clover Springs
MesosideriteOne of two main types of stony-iron meteorite, the other being pallasites. Mesosiderites are a [...]
Boriskino
CM2, polymict brecciaGeneral term for all breccias that are neither monomict nor dimict. Modified from [...]
Bonita Springs
H5 Found 1938, recognized 1956 26° 16′ N., 81° 41′ W. This ordinary chondriteWork in [...]
Brewster
L6 Found 1940 39° 15′ N., 101° 20′ W. In 1940, a single stone meteoriteWork [...]
Bruderheim
L6 Fell March 4, 1960 53° 54′ N., 112° 53′ W. A bolideA very bright [...]
Camel Donga
Eucrite Polymict, noncumulate (Main Group–Nuevo Laredo trend) Found January 1984 30° 19′ S., 126° 37′ [...]