Brenham, Pallasite
There’s not much on Brenham in the Meteoritical Bulletin, but I was able to track down this paper describing the excavation of …
Glorieta Mountain, anomalous pallasite
The first specimens of Glorieta Mountain became known to European settlers in 1884, when several large pallasite fragments were found on a …
Imilac, Pallasite
The Imilac pallasite was known to native peoples in the region for hundreds of years. It was first brought to the attention …
stony-irons
Stony-iron meteorites are divided into two semi-related groups: mesosiderites and pallasites. Mesosiderites are a somewhat enigmatic group of generally metal-rich meteorites that have an origin …
Marjalahti, Pallasite-PMG
Marjalahti is one of four witnessed pallasite falls as of 2014. The only work I was able to find that thoroughly described …
Mount Vernon, Pallasite
From O. C. Farrington’s 1915 Catalogue of the Meteorites of North America, to January 1, 1909. Despite its rather large total known …
NWA 7788, Pallasite
This pallasite weighs 271 grams. We have no plans to cut or analyze it, so it will probably remain provisional.
Quijingue, Pallasite-pmg
The Bulletin write-up for this meteorite is pretty sparse: Thankfully, Coutinho et al., published a more thorough description in Revista Brasileira de …
Seymchan, Pallasite
The Seymchan meteorite was discovered in 1967: Buchwald described the recovery of the first specimens: Since then, many meteorites have been recovered …