Zakłodzie (meteoryt)
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 Meteoryt Zakłodzie | ||
| Sposób odkrycia | Znaleziony | |
| Państwo |  Polska | |
| Miejsce znalezienia | Zakłodzie | |
| Data znalezienia | wrzesień 1998 | |
| Masa | 8,68 kg | |
| Typ | achondryt | |
| Klasa | achondryt enstatytowy | |
| Grupa | niezgrupowany | |
| Miejsce przechowywania | Guciów, Muzeum Ziemi PAN w Warszawie | |
Położenie na mapie Polski  (c) Karte: NordNordWest, Lizenz: Creative Commons by-sa-3.0 de | ||
 50°45′00″N 22°51′00″E/50,750000 22,850000 | ||
Meteoryt Zakłodzie – meteoryt kamienny typu achondryt znaleziony we wrześniu 1998 przez Stanisława Jachymka na poboczu lessowej drogi gruntowej w pagórkowatym rolniczym terenie w okolicy wsi Zakłodzie. Prawdopodobnie upadek właśnie tego meteorytu był widziany 21 kwietnia 1897 roku jako bolid nad Lublinem.
Bibliografia
- http://wiki.meteoritica.pl/
- Meteoritical Bulletin Entry for Zakłodzie (ang.). The Meteoritical Society, International Society for Meteoritics and Planetary Science. [dostęp 2012-05-05].
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Zaklodzie is an enstatite-rich ungrouped primitive achondrite that was found in Zamosk, Poland in September of 1998. The finder had been searching for fossils and rocks near a dirt road when he located the meteorite. Some speculate that it might have fallen on April 21st, 1897 when a large fireball was witnessed in an area near the find. This is a rare specimen and the TKW is only 8.68 kgs. Close examination reveals a very interesting and unusual orange matrix and a generous amount of metal flake. I encountered a lot of difficulty photographing this unique meteorite due to the glare on the polished face. This is my second attempt at a decent shot. Specimen wt is 1.08 g.
Autor: Jon Taylor, Licencja: CC BY-SA 2.0
Zaklodzie is an enstatite-rich ungrouped primitive achondrite that was found in Zamosk, Poland in September of 1998. The finder had been searching for fossils and rocks near a dirt road when he located the meteorite. Some speculate that it might have fallen on April 21st, 1897 when a large fireball was witnessed in an area near the find. This is a rare specimen and the TKW is only 8.68 kgs. Close examination reveals a very interesting and unusual orange matrix and a generous amount of metal flake. I encountered a lot of difficulty photographing this unique meteorite due to the glare on the polished face. This is my second attempt at a decent shot. Specimen wt is 1.08 g.