Nevada Meteorite Picture of the Day [Month]

Previous "Pictures of the Day" can still be accessed at the NV Met PODs Archives!

The NEXT "Picture of the Day" will be POSTPONED until next month. I apologize for any inconvenience. But, in the meanwhile, I will continue to accept any images or photos of any Nevada meteorites for submission to "Nevada Meteorite Picture of the Day". Your contributions are always appreciated.

Discover the Solar System - right here in the Nevada desert! Each day a different image or photograph of a NEVADA meteorite will be featured, along with a brief explanation written by a meteorite-recovery expert.

2004 July 31
See Explanation. Click on image & see the original web page in which this meteorite image is depicted.

Name of Nevada Meteorite: NOT Formally Approved, YET - but a provisional name has been assigned.
Classification: (pending) - Ordinary Chondrite

Credit: Edited image is by Bill Allen, and appeared on his 31 July '04 Major News about Minor Objects web page.
Click on the above image & see the Asteroid/Comet Connection's daily news journal in which this meteorite image is depicted.
Original image taken by Robert Verish on November 4, 2003.

Explanation:
The above image appeared on the 31 July '04 Major News about Minor Objects web page.
Click on the above image & see the Asteroid/Comet Connection's daily news journal in which this meteorite image is depicted.
This small find was originally shown on the 30 April 2004 web page of this NvMetPOD site. !

Classification is still pending for this find - a Stony - Ordinary Chondrite

This depiction is a good example of an "in-situ image" - an image of a newly found meteorite, still in-place on the surface in which it was found!
Also, this image shows that weathered chondritic stones can be found in a variety of conditions and shades of color.
Meteorite-recovery efforts are still on-going at this locality. All new finds will be classified and cataloged, and will appear here in a future NvMetPOD!

A 1 centimeter cube-scale can be seen to the left of the stony in this image.

(Scale: cube is 1cubic cm)

Tomorrow's picture: POSTPONED - until next month.


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