Explanation:
In-situ, rests a 87 gram fusion-crusted, whole, chondritic stone! This Nevada meteorite is a "cold find" (a new locality).
My trusted scent hound guards the find and assures that it isn't touched until I've finished taking all of the in-situ images.
Being a recent find, there is very little information available that can be shared at this time.
More information will be forthcoming in future Nev Met POD. But for now, let's just let "sleeping dogs lie".
For Reference:
If you have found a new Nevada meteorite and would like to report it and get a "provisional" name, or even easier, you have made a find from a known, formally named locality and would like to have a provisional number issued, you can contact the Editor of the Meteoritical Bulletin, Dr. Michael K. Weisberg for more information.
Would you like to see your image displayed here? Feel free to submit your image to the editor's email address below. Any and all submissions of Nevada meteorite images are welcome.
Authors & editors: Robert Verish (Meteorite-Recovery Lab)