Testing the Gefion family as a possible parent body for the L-chondrite meteorites. J. R. Blagen1,2,3 M. J. Gaffey1,2,4 and S. K. Fieber-Beyer1,2, 1Department of Space Studies, University of North Dakota, Clifford Hall, - Asteroid body - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Testing the Gefion family as a possible parent body for the L-chondrite meteorites. J. R. Blagen1,2,3 M. J. Gaffey1,2,4 and S. K. Fieber-Beyer1,2, 1Department of Space Studies, University of North Dakota, Clifford Hall, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-04-13 16:45:53 Open Document File Size: 776,28 KB Share Result on Facebook City Mauna Kea / London / Grand Forks / Springer-Verlag / / Company Cambridge University Press / / Country Sweden / / / Facility University Ave Stop / University of North Dakota / National Observatory of Rio de Janeiro AIP Conf / Clifford Hall / NASA Infrared Telescope Facility / Natural History Museum / / IndustryTerm cosmic ray noble gas measurements / / MusicGroup I / Area / / NaturalFeature Lchondrites fall / Mauna Kea / / Organization Cambridge University / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / University of North Dakota / Univ. of Arizona Press / Univ. of Hawai’i / / Position 2Visiting astronomer / / ProvinceOrState North Dakota / Hawaii / New York / / Region Antarctic / Southern Sweden / / Technology Spectroscopy / Geophysics / / URL http / SocialTag Ordinary chondrite L chondrite Chondrite Meteorite Asteroid family 243 Ida Nininger Meteorite Award Meteorite classification Meteorite types Planetary science

Testing the Gefion family as a possible parent body for the L-chondrite meteorites. J. R. Blagen1,2,3 M. J. Gaffey1,2,4 and S. K. Fieber-Beyer1,2, 1Department of Space Studies, University of North Dakota, Clifford Hall, Add to Reading List