223 pts · August 26, 2015
This site has gotten me through so much. Long time lurker, finally a member a few years ago. Always #teamtoaster #imgur10
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Congratulations! I'm handing in mine next week and I can't wait for the celebrating!
Doggo has seen some serious shit
Yes! Came here to say exactly that.
Oh, that's a shame! Regardless, it's a beautiful meteorite! Irons rust like crazy, so watch out for that!
Sweet widmanstätten pattern, OP! Which meteorite is this?
Only appears to be available in the US store :( Anyone fancy shipping to the UK...?!
Good to see more female scientists on here. There are DOZENS of us, DOZENS!
SAME.
Didsbury
Came here hoping someone would have posted that. Thank you! +1
Yes, I know (I do work with meteorites...). The two aren't mutually exclusive- it is an Fe-Ni alloy that's also a rock.
Fairly easy! Just got to watch out for people selling fakes. Loads of genuine sellers out there though.
Kind of both really. Technically a rock, but it's a pretty pure iron-nickel alloy, seeing as it's an iron meteorite...
I'm okay with Gibeon, seeing as it's so pretty, and hella abundant. (2/2)
Hello to another meteorite person! Normally I hate meteorites being turned into things instead of being in my lab or a museum, but (1/2)
She's Anna Sloan. Member of the Scottish and GB curling teams.
Will do!
automate the searches on the mass spec. That's how I found this one :)
They can be. I can't really do that using the SEM (mostly because there are too many other people who want to use it), but I do (1/2)
Thank you!
I know! That may be even more exciting than the data...!
Nope, far too small (most are between 100 and 1000 nanometres in size). I've been using a combination of SEM and imaging mass spectrometry
This site has gotten me through so much. Long time lurker, finally a member a few years ago. Always #teamtoaster #imgur10
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Congratulations! I'm handing in mine next week and I can't wait for the celebrating!
.
Doggo has seen some serious shit
Yes! Came here to say exactly that.
Oh, that's a shame! Regardless, it's a beautiful meteorite! Irons rust like crazy, so watch out for that!
Sweet widmanstätten pattern, OP! Which meteorite is this?
Only appears to be available in the US store :( Anyone fancy shipping to the UK...?!
Good to see more female scientists on here. There are DOZENS of us, DOZENS!
SAME.
Didsbury
Came here hoping someone would have posted that. Thank you! +1
Yes, I know (I do work with meteorites...). The two aren't mutually exclusive- it is an Fe-Ni alloy that's also a rock.
Fairly easy! Just got to watch out for people selling fakes. Loads of genuine sellers out there though.
Kind of both really. Technically a rock, but it's a pretty pure iron-nickel alloy, seeing as it's an iron meteorite...
I'm okay with Gibeon, seeing as it's so pretty, and hella abundant. (2/2)
Hello to another meteorite person! Normally I hate meteorites being turned into things instead of being in my lab or a museum, but (1/2)
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She's Anna Sloan. Member of the Scottish and GB curling teams.
Will do!
automate the searches on the mass spec. That's how I found this one :)
They can be. I can't really do that using the SEM (mostly because there are too many other people who want to use it), but I do (1/2)
Thank you!
I know! That may be even more exciting than the data...!
Nope, far too small (most are between 100 and 1000 nanometres in size). I've been using a combination of SEM and imaging mass spectrometry