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{{Koblitz References|1=Two stones fell, one of 4840g at Bissel, 23 km S of Oldenburg (coordinates given), and one of 11730g at Beverbruch, 4.4 km to the NW, H.von Buttel-Reepen, Oldenburg Jahrb. Ver. Altertumsk. Landesgesch., Oldenburg, 1930, 34, p.101. Brief description, contains well developed plagioclase (An11), and FeNi metal with 10-50% Ni and 0.25-0.7% Co, E.Preuss, Fortschr. Min., 1949, 28, p.63 (M.A.11-267), Sternenwelt, 1950, (7), (M.A.11-267), M.H.Hey, Cat. Met., 1966, p.357. Optical properties of plagioclase, E.Preuss, Heidelb. Beitr. Min. Petrogr., 1951, 2, p.538. Olivine Fa24, B.Mason, GCA, 1967, 31, p.1100. Brief description (under "Beverbruch") with wrong classification as H chondrite, P.Ramdohr and A.El Goresy, Meteoritics, 1974, 9, p.397 (abs.). Listed as L6 chondrite, A.L.Graham et al., Cat. Met., 1985, p.270.}} | {{Koblitz References|1=Two stones fell, one of 4840g at Bissel, 23 km S of Oldenburg (coordinates given), and one of 11730g at Beverbruch, 4.4 km to the NW, H.von Buttel-Reepen, Oldenburg Jahrb. Ver. Altertumsk. Landesgesch., Oldenburg, 1930, 34, p.101. Brief description, contains well developed plagioclase (An11), and FeNi metal with 10-50% Ni and 0.25-0.7% Co, E.Preuss, Fortschr. Min., 1949, 28, p.63 (M.A.11-267), Sternenwelt, 1950, (7), (M.A.11-267), M.H.Hey, Cat. Met., 1966, p.357. Optical properties of plagioclase, E.Preuss, Heidelb. Beitr. Min. Petrogr., 1951, 2, p.538. Olivine Fa24, B.Mason, GCA, 1967, 31, p.1100. Brief description (under "Beverbruch") with wrong classification as H chondrite, P.Ramdohr and A.El Goresy, Meteoritics, 1974, 9, p.397 (abs.). Listed as L6 chondrite, A.L.Graham et al., Cat. Met., 1985, p.270.}} | ||
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| Lokalizacja | Dolna Saksonia, okolice Wardenburga/Oldenburga, Niemcy |
| Położenie[1] | 52°57′N, 8°10′E |
| Data | 10 września 1930, 14:15 |
| Uwagi | dwa okazy (4,84 i 11,73 kg) |
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| Typ | L6 |
| Masa | 16,57 kg |
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za Koblitz MetBase: „Two stones fell, one of 4840g at Bissel, 23 km S of Oldenburg (coordinates given), and one of 11730g at Beverbruch, 4.4 km to the NW((Kropek}}”
Lokalizacja
Źródło: Wiki.Meteoritica.pl
© Jan Woreczko & Wadi
(B) Benthullen, Bissel, Beverbruch, (O) Oldenburg
[L] miejsce znalezienia meteorytu Benthullen
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Bibliografia
- +Gehler Alexander, Reich Mike, (2015), Die Meteorite Niedersachsens, Naturhistorica – Berichte der Naturhistorischen Gesellschaft Hannover, 157, 2015, s. 7-100.[2] Plik PDF.
- Koblitz Jörn, MetBase. Meteorite Data Retrieval Software, Version 7.3 (CD-ROM), Ritterhude, Germany 1994-2012. MetBase.
- Ramdohr Paul, El Goresy Ahmed, (1974), Characteristic features observed in the meteorites Beverbruch and Benthullen, Oldenburg/Germany, Meteoritics & Planetary Science, vol. 9(4), 1974, s. 397-398. Plik doi.
Przypisy
Zobacz również
- meteoryt Benthullen
Linki zewnętrzne
- Meteoritical Bulletin Database (MBD) – meteoryt Oldenburg (1930)
- Encyclopedia of Meteorites (EoM) – meteoryt Oldenburg (1930)
- Wikipedia (DE) – Oldenburg (Meteorit)
