Baldwyn

Posted on August 2, 2021 by Vault289

Baldwyn is an ordinary (L6) chondrite that fell the day of February 2nd, 1922, in Mississippi.

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5 Oct

To start our celebration of #WorldSpaceWeek, we caught up with scientists working on the Winchcombe meteorite and the Wilcock family, who found one of the largest pieces, to find out how this space rock went from a field in the Cotswolds to the Museum. https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2021/september/from-field-to-vault-how-the-largest-winchcombe-meteorite-was-found.html?utm_source=tw-link-post-20211005-eo&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=news

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MMX development has entered system-level verification! Tests are being conducted to confirm there are no issues in the electrical & data interface between the MMX spacecraft and mission instruments. 📷 The sample return capsule team: are they looking slightly tense?! Ganbatte!

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27 Sep

Landes, a silicate bearing IAB iron #meteorite, found about 1930 in Landes, #WestViginia #USA. Scale cube is 1 cm a side. #MeteoriteMonday @ASUMeteorites @SESEASU

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