Nice Video,looks like we kind like the same thing, If you really are into meteorites check out our new association (kansasmeteoriteassociation(dot)weebly(dot)com) we will have our new you tube channel up and running soon. I'll be subscribing as well. Keep the videos coming.
I found a rusty rock, its attracted to a magnet and I can see Chondrules in it under a 15x magnifier, does it sound like a meteorite?..Do only meteorites have chondrules or can earth rocks have them too?
@nosotroscuatro some meteorites can be made of elements that would corrode as they enter our atmosphere. they could also contain several elements side by side or layered. during the chemical reaction of corrosion could be a secondary chemical reaction that causes the elements on the inside to change phase or release gases during the change. A better example might be crystallized water that is side by side with francium. When the phase change occurs there would be a violent reaction.
i wouldnt know if it is likely to have such elements to be commonly found together but i wouldnt say its far fetched for a meteorite to picked up ice from the path of a comet in its travels to our home. science can be fun. even if it is bullshitted ^^.
Usually about as radioactive as regular earth rocks, humans, and other very low radioactive materials. The idea that meteorites arrive hot or are radioactive are common misconceptions.
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Nice Video,looks like we kind like the same thing, If you really are into meteorites check out our new association (kansasmeteoriteassociation(dot)weebly(dot)com) we will have our new you tube channel up and running soon. I'll be subscribing as well. Keep the videos coming.
Doug
dougmyersinc 1 year ago
I found a rusty rock, its attracted to a magnet and I can see Chondrules in it under a 15x magnifier, does it sound like a meteorite?..Do only meteorites have chondrules or can earth rocks have them too?
777dingo 2 years ago
What do you do with a meteorites?
shfbdfi1273 3 years ago
Study them. They teach us about the conditions in the early solar system.
dischordia23 3 years ago
you studies them.
revolutionpm 2 years ago
I wonder why some explode before touching ground like the Tunguska Event.
nosotroscuatro 3 years ago
my understanding is physics--composition, entry velocity, angle of entry, etc.
dischordia23 3 years ago 2
@nosotroscuatro some meteorites can be made of elements that would corrode as they enter our atmosphere. they could also contain several elements side by side or layered. during the chemical reaction of corrosion could be a secondary chemical reaction that causes the elements on the inside to change phase or release gases during the change. A better example might be crystallized water that is side by side with francium. When the phase change occurs there would be a violent reaction.
skylerruin 2 years ago
i wouldnt know if it is likely to have such elements to be commonly found together but i wouldnt say its far fetched for a meteorite to picked up ice from the path of a comet in its travels to our home. science can be fun. even if it is bullshitted ^^.
skylerruin 2 years ago
I wonder how radioactive those meteorites are.
ManRayDali 3 years ago 2
Usually about as radioactive as regular earth rocks, humans, and other very low radioactive materials. The idea that meteorites arrive hot or are radioactive are common misconceptions.
dischordia23 3 years ago
Cool vid. The air has moisture too. They must be affected just by being out in the open air?
Brianswers 3 years ago
They are, but the room is humidity controlled. Also Iron slabs like that can be re-sanded and and re-etched when the outer layer gets too oxidized.
dischordia23 3 years ago
Very cool. I like the last question :)
oneeyedgeek 3 years ago
My uncle sent in one of those photos!
sohanlon10 3 years ago
tsriF
MetaZarg 3 years ago
so true
Oldgeezerix 3 years ago 2
pure iron is awesome
she's a responsible scientist ;)
sherwinjtb 3 years ago
aaa 4º
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