This book summarizes the mineralogical characteristics of all meteorite groups and Solar System bodies visited by spacecraft, and discusses the ways that these minerals were formed. Written in accessible language and containing spectacular images, it is a useful resource for meteorite researchers, terrestrial mineralogists and planetary geologists
This book summarizes the mineralogical characteristics of all meteorite groups and Solar System bodies visited by spacecraft, and discusses the ways that these minerals were formed. Written in accessible language and containing spectacular images, it is a useful resource for meteorite researchers, terrestrial mineralogists and planetary geologistsHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alan Rubin is a meteorite researcher who recently retired from the University of California, where he worked as a research geochemist. He is a fellow of the Meteoritical Society and winner of the Nininger Meteorite Award and seven Griffith Observer science writing awards. He is the namesake of the garnet mineral rubinite and the main-belt asteroid 6227Alanrubin. He has one other published book - Disturbing the Solar System (Princeton, 2004).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Minerals and Meteorites: Historical Foundations and Current Status 2. Definitions and Explications 3. Brief review of Crystallography and Crystal Chemistry 4. Properties of Minerals: Explanations and Applications 5. Identification of Meteoritic Minerals in Reflected Light, by Back-scattered Electron (BSE) Imaging, and by EDS and EBSD Analyses 6. Meteorite Classification and Taxonomy 7. Mineralogy of Major Physical Components of Chondrites 8. Petrologic and Mineralogical Characteristics of Meteorite Groups 9. Cosmomineralogy 10. Formation of Meteoritic Minerals in Gas- and Dust-rich Environments 11. Formation of Meteoritic Minerals on Parent Bodies 12. Formation of Meteoritic Minerals in the Terrestrial Environment 13. The Strange Case of the Aluminum-Copper Alloys Epilogue References.
1. Minerals and Meteorites: Historical Foundations and Current Status 2. Definitions and Explications 3. Brief review of Crystallography and Crystal Chemistry 4. Properties of Minerals: Explanations and Applications 5. Identification of Meteoritic Minerals in Reflected Light, by Back-scattered Electron (BSE) Imaging, and by EDS and EBSD Analyses 6. Meteorite Classification and Taxonomy 7. Mineralogy of Major Physical Components of Chondrites 8. Petrologic and Mineralogical Characteristics of Meteorite Groups 9. Cosmomineralogy 10. Formation of Meteoritic Minerals in Gas- and Dust-rich Environments 11. Formation of Meteoritic Minerals on Parent Bodies 12. Formation of Meteoritic Minerals in the Terrestrial Environment 13. The Strange Case of the Aluminum-Copper Alloys Epilogue References.
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