Meteorites and Meteor-wrongs

WashU professor (now emeritus) and lunar meteorite expert, Randy L. Korotev, discusses the differences between meteorites and the stones people find that turn out to be meteor-wrongs.
sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite...
source.wustl.edu/2011/11/cosm...

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Prof. Korotev is the Ultimate Meteorite guy!

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Correct

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GOOD formidable

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Great video Randy. You are the best. Thank you.

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Excelente gratidão !
Sou uma caçadora de Meteoritos !👍👏

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Excelente..

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An anomolous, main group palicite: So other planets somewhere else produce their own version of 'pudding stone'

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i used to be restoration specialist at the grotto of the redemption in west bend iowa, and to repair the northwest corner, i took a large piece of pudding stone and took 6days to bus tinto 45 pieces with a sledge and a chizzle, it was larger than a basketball, did i smash something tjat was diamond? it was the toughest thing ive ever done.

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sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite/items/what_to_do/

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Good