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Hauptverfasser:	Norton, Oran Richard 1937- (VerfasserIn), Chitwood, Lawrence A. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	London Springer 2008
Schriftenreihe:	Patrick Moore's practical astronomy series
Schlagworte:	Astrogeology Meteors Meteor Meteorit Geologie
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	XV, 287 S. zahlr. Ill.
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adam_text	Preface — A Personal Note .......................................................................................................... vii Acknowledgements .................................................................................................................... ix Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 1 Part I Ancient Fragments of the Solar System 1 Interplanetary Dust and Meteors ....................................................................................... 5 Interplanetary Dust Particles (IDPs) ................................................................................... 6 Lifetime of IDPs ................................................................................................................ 6 The Zodiacal Light ............................................................................................................ 7 Photographing the Zodiacal Light ................................................................................... 8 Collecting IDPs — No Job for an Amateur ....................................................................... 9 Physical Properties of IDPs .............................................................................................. 10 Deep Sea IDPs ................................................................................................................... 11 Collecting IDPs in Space — The Stardust Mission ........................................................... 12 Meteors .................................................................................................................................. 14 Sporadic Meteors .............................................................................................................. 15 Meteor Showers ................................................................................................................ 16 Early Radio Observations of Meteor Showers ................................................................ 18 Meteor Outbursts and Meteor Storms ............................................................................ 19 The Great Leonid Meteor Storms .................................................................................... 20 Techniques of Observing and Photographing Meteors .................................................. 20 References and Useful Web Sites .......................................................................................... 22 2 Meteorites: Fragments of Asteroids ................................................................................... 23 Asteroids in History .............................................................................................................. 23 Contents Main Asteroid Belt ................................................................................................................ 24 Asteroids and the Titius-Bode Rule ................................................................................. 24 Discovery of the First Asteroids....................................................................................... 25 Cataloging and Naming New Asteroids.......................................................................... 27 From Asteroid Belt to Earth............................................................................................. 27 Near-Earth Objects ........................................................................................................... 28 Trojan Asteroids ................................................................................................................ 29 An Important Job for Dedicated Amateur Astronomers ................................................ 29 The Five Major NEO Surveys ........................................................................................... 30 Comparing Asteroids with Meteorites ............................................................................ 30 4 Vesta ................................................................................................................................ 33 1 Ceres ............................................................................................................................... 34 Asteroid Close Encounters ............................................................................................... 35 253 Mathilde..................................................................................................................... 36 433 Eros ............................................................................................................................. 36 Hayabusa ........................................................................................................................... 38 The Dawn Mission to 4 Vesta and 1 Ceres ...................................................................... 40 Manned Missions ............................................................................................................. 40 References and Useful Web Sites .......................................................................................... 41 3 Meteoroids to Meteorites: Lessons in Survival ................................................................. 43 Atmospheric Entry ............................................................................................................... 43 Fireballs ............................................................................................................................. 44 Light, Sound and Heat ..................................................................................................... 44 Ablation ............................................................................................................................. 45 Brecciated Meteorites and Multiple Falls ............................................................................ 48 The Strewn Field ................................................................................................................... 52 Meteorite Surface Features ................................................................................................... 53 The Primary Fusion Crust ............................................................................................... 53 The Secondary Fusion Crust ............................................................................................ 58 Angularity of Stones ......................................................................................................... 58 Regmaglypts, Flow Features and Oriented Meteorites ................................................... 58 The Big Ones ......................................................................................................................... 65 Weathering of Meteorites ..................................................................................................... 68 Mechanical Weathering .................................................................................................... 68 Chemical Weathering ....................................................................................................... 68 References and Useful Web Sites .......................................................................................... 70 Magazines ........................................................................................................................ 71 Useful web sites with information ....................................................................................... 71 Part II The Family of Meteorites 4 The Chondrites .................................................................................................................... 75 Primary Minerals in Chondritic Stony Meteorites ................................................................. 76 Olivine ............................................................... 77 Pyroxenes .......................................................................................................................... 77 Iron-Nickel Minerals ........................................................................................................ 77 Accessory Minerals ............................................................................................................... 78 Troilite ............................................................................................................................... 78 Iron Oxide ....................................................... ...................... 78 Contents Plagioclase Feldspar.......................................................................................................... 78 Elemental Abundances in Chondritic Meteorites............................................................... 78 Chemical Types of Ordinary Chondrites ............................................................................ 78 Pétrographie Types of Ordinary Chondrites ....................................................................... 81 Ordinary Chondrites ............................................................................................................ 84 Enstatite Chondrites ............................................................................................................. 86 R Chondrites ......................................................................................................................... 88 Carbonaceous Chondrites .................................................................................................... 90 A Chondrule Gallery ............................................................................................................ 106 5 Primitive and Differentiated Meteorites: Asteroidal Achondrites .................................. 113 Differentiation ...................................................................................................................... 114 Achondrites ........................................................................................................................... 115 Primitive Achondrites ........................................................................................................... 116 Asteroidal Achondrites ......................................................................................................... 120 6 Differentiated Meteorites: Planetary and Lunar Achondrites ........................................ 135 Martian SNC group .............................................................................................................. 136 ALH 84001............................................................................................................................ 142 Lunar Achondrites ................................................................................................................ 144 Useful Web Sites ................................................................................................................... 145 7 Differentiated Meteorites: The Irons ................................................................................. 149 Alloys of Iron-nickel Meteorites .......................................................................................... 149 Chemical Classification of Iron Meteorites ......................................................................... 151 IAB Group ......................................................................................................................... 151 1С Group ........................................................................................................................... 151 IIAB Group ....................................................................................................................... 152 IIC Group .......................................................................................................................... 152 HD Group ......................................................................................................................... 152 HE Group .......................................................................................................................... 152 IIF Group .......................................................................................................................... 152 IIG Group ......................................................................................................................... 152 IIIAB Group ...................................................................................................................... 153 IIICD Group ..................................................................................................................... 153 HIE Group ......................................................................................................................... 153 IIIF Group ......................................................................................................................... 153 IVA Group ......................................................................................................................... 153 IVB Group ......................................................................................................................... 154 Ungrouped Irons or IRUNGR ......................................................................................... 154 Hexahedrites ......................................................................................................................... 154 Octahedrites .......................................................................................................................... 156 Ataxites .................................................................................................................................. 162 Silicated Irons ........................................................................................................................ 164 8 Differentiated Meteorites: Stony-Irons ............................................................................. 167 Pallasites ................................................................................................................................ 168 Main Group Pallasites ...................................................................................................... 168 Eagle Station Pallasites ..................................................................................................... 169 The Pyroxene Pallasites .................................................................................................... 169 Mesosiderites ......................................................................................................................... 172 Contents 9 A Gallery of Meteorwrongs ................................................................................................. 175 Part III Collecting and Analyzing Meteorites 10 In the Field .......................................................................................................................... 183 What Should you Look for? ................................................................................................ 189 Hunting with Metal Detectors ............................................................................................ 192 What are your Meteorites Worth? ...................................................................................... 195 Is Collecting Meteorites Legal? ........................................................................................... 196 Final Thoughts .................................................................................................................... 197 Useful Web Sites ................................................................................................................. 198 Information on Antarctic meteorites ................................................................................. 198 Information on old falls and finds ..................................................................................... 199 Information on meteorite law ............................................................................................ 199 Information on metal detectors and hunting .................................................................... 199 References ............................................................................................................................ 199 11 From Hand Lens to Microscope ....................................................................................... 201 Using the Pétrographie Microscope ................................................................................... 201 What Is a Thin Section? .................................................................................................. 202 What Are Interference Colors? ....................................................................................... 203 Make Your Own Simple Pétrographie Microscope ........................................................... 205 How to Adjust and Use the Pétrographie Microscope ...................................................... 206 Light Source, Brightness, and Blue Filter ....................................................................... 207 Iris Diaphragm and Conoscopic Lens ........................................................................... 207 Polarizing Filters ............................................................................................................. 208 Rotating Stage ................................................................................................................. 208 Bertrand Lens .................................................................................................................. 208 Focus Controls ................................................................................................................ 208 Objectives and Eyepieces ................................................................................................ 208 Mechanical Stage ............................................................................................................. 209 Centering Screws ............................................................................................................. 209 Trinocular Head .............................................................................................................. 209 Care and Cleaning ........................................................................................................... 209 Measuring the Size of Objects in Thin Sections ................................................................ 210 Using Reflected Light and Transmitted Light .................................................................... 212 Examining Meteorites in Thin Section .............................................................................. 214 Identifying the Building Blocks of Meteorites ............................................................... 214 Classifying Your Chondrite ............................................................................................ 222 Textures — Their Look and Meaning .............................................................................. 223 The Look of Shock — Textures and Stages ..................................................................... 229 Weathering — The Enemy of Meteorites ............................................................................ 229 Photographing Thin Sections ............................................................................................. 231 Macro (Close-Up) Photography .................................................................................... 233 Photography Through the Microscope ......................................................................... 234 Useful Web Sites ................................................................................................................. 237 References ..................................................................................... 237 Contents Appendices 1 Minerals in Meteorites........................................................................................................ 239 2 Pétrographie Types.............................................................................................................. 247 3 Useful Tests........................................................................................................................... 249 4 Etching Iron Meteorites ...................................................................................................... 255 5 Unit Conversions ................................................................................................................. 259 6 Composition Percentages ................................................................................................... 261 7 Equipment, Storage, and Display ....................................................................................... 263 Glossary ...................................................................................................................................... 267 Meteorite Index .......................................................................................................................... 281 Generalindex ............................................................................................................................. 285
adam_txt	Preface — A Personal Note . vii Acknowledgements . ix Introduction . 1 Part I Ancient Fragments of the Solar System 1 Interplanetary Dust and Meteors . 5 Interplanetary Dust Particles (IDPs) . 6 Lifetime of IDPs . 6 The Zodiacal Light . 7 Photographing the Zodiacal Light . 8 Collecting IDPs — No Job for an Amateur . 9 Physical Properties of IDPs . 10 Deep Sea IDPs . 11 Collecting IDPs in Space — The Stardust Mission . 12 Meteors . 14 Sporadic Meteors . 15 Meteor Showers . 16 Early Radio Observations of Meteor Showers . 18 Meteor Outbursts and Meteor Storms . 19 The Great Leonid Meteor Storms . 20 Techniques of Observing and Photographing Meteors . 20 References and Useful Web Sites . 22 2 Meteorites: Fragments of Asteroids . 23 Asteroids in History . 23 Contents Main Asteroid Belt . 24 Asteroids and the Titius-Bode Rule . 24 Discovery of the First Asteroids. 25 Cataloging and Naming New Asteroids. 27 From Asteroid Belt to Earth. 27 Near-Earth Objects . 28 Trojan Asteroids . 29 An Important Job for Dedicated Amateur Astronomers . 29 The Five Major NEO Surveys . 30 Comparing Asteroids with Meteorites . 30 4 Vesta . 33 1 Ceres . 34 Asteroid Close Encounters . 35 253 Mathilde. 36 433 Eros . 36 Hayabusa . 38 The Dawn Mission to 4 Vesta and 1 Ceres . 40 Manned Missions . 40 References and Useful Web Sites . 41 3 Meteoroids to Meteorites: Lessons in Survival . 43 Atmospheric Entry . 43 Fireballs . 44 Light, Sound and Heat . 44 Ablation . 45 Brecciated Meteorites and Multiple Falls . 48 The Strewn Field . 52 Meteorite Surface Features . 53 The Primary Fusion Crust . 53 The Secondary Fusion Crust . 58 Angularity of Stones . 58 Regmaglypts, Flow Features and Oriented Meteorites . 58 The Big Ones . 65 Weathering of Meteorites . 68 Mechanical Weathering . 68 Chemical Weathering . 68 References and Useful Web Sites . 70 Magazines . 71 Useful web sites with information . 71 Part II The Family of Meteorites 4 The Chondrites . 75 Primary Minerals in Chondritic Stony Meteorites . 76 Olivine . 77 Pyroxenes . 77 Iron-Nickel Minerals . 77 Accessory Minerals . 78 Troilite . 78 Iron Oxide . . 78 Contents Plagioclase Feldspar. 78 Elemental Abundances in Chondritic Meteorites. 78 Chemical Types of Ordinary Chondrites . 78 Pétrographie Types of Ordinary Chondrites . 81 Ordinary Chondrites . 84 Enstatite Chondrites . 86 R Chondrites . 88 Carbonaceous Chondrites . 90 A Chondrule Gallery . 106 5 Primitive and Differentiated Meteorites: Asteroidal Achondrites . 113 Differentiation . 114 Achondrites . 115 Primitive Achondrites . 116 Asteroidal Achondrites . 120 6 Differentiated Meteorites: Planetary and Lunar Achondrites . 135 Martian SNC group . 136 ALH 84001. 142 Lunar Achondrites . 144 Useful Web Sites . 145 7 Differentiated Meteorites: The Irons . 149 Alloys of Iron-nickel Meteorites . 149 Chemical Classification of Iron Meteorites . 151 IAB Group . 151 1С Group . 151 IIAB Group . 152 IIC Group . 152 HD Group . 152 HE Group . 152 IIF Group . 152 IIG Group . 152 IIIAB Group . 153 IIICD Group . 153 HIE Group . 153 IIIF Group . 153 IVA Group . 153 IVB Group . 154 Ungrouped Irons or IRUNGR . 154 Hexahedrites . 154 Octahedrites . 156 Ataxites . 162 Silicated Irons . 164 8 Differentiated Meteorites: Stony-Irons . 167 Pallasites . 168 Main Group Pallasites . 168 Eagle Station Pallasites . 169 The Pyroxene Pallasites . 169 Mesosiderites . 172 Contents 9 A Gallery of Meteorwrongs . 175 Part III Collecting and Analyzing Meteorites 10 In the Field . 183 What Should you Look for? . 189 Hunting with Metal Detectors . 192 What are your Meteorites Worth? . 195 Is Collecting Meteorites Legal? . 196 Final Thoughts . 197 Useful Web Sites . 198 Information on Antarctic meteorites . 198 Information on old falls and finds . 199 Information on meteorite law . 199 Information on metal detectors and hunting . 199 References . 199 11 From Hand Lens to Microscope . 201 Using the Pétrographie Microscope . 201 What Is a Thin Section? . 202 What Are Interference Colors? . 203 Make Your Own Simple Pétrographie Microscope . 205 How to Adjust and Use the Pétrographie Microscope . 206 Light Source, Brightness, and Blue Filter . 207 Iris Diaphragm and Conoscopic Lens . 207 Polarizing Filters . 208 Rotating Stage . 208 Bertrand Lens . 208 Focus Controls . 208 Objectives and Eyepieces . 208 Mechanical Stage . 209 Centering Screws . 209 Trinocular Head . 209 Care and Cleaning . 209 Measuring the Size of Objects in Thin Sections . 210 Using Reflected Light and Transmitted Light . 212 Examining Meteorites in Thin Section . 214 Identifying the Building Blocks of Meteorites . 214 Classifying Your Chondrite . 222 Textures — Their Look and Meaning . 223 The Look of Shock — Textures and Stages . 229 Weathering — The Enemy of Meteorites . 229 Photographing Thin Sections . 231 Macro (Close-Up) Photography . 233 Photography Through the Microscope . 234 Useful Web Sites . 237 References . 237 Contents Appendices 1 Minerals in Meteorites. 239 2 Pétrographie Types. 247 3 Useful Tests. 249 4 Etching Iron Meteorites . 255 5 Unit Conversions . 259 6 Composition Percentages . 261 7 Equipment, Storage, and Display . 263 Glossary . 267 Meteorite Index . 281 Generalindex . 285
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