Titlebook: Henbury Craters and Meteorites; Their Discovery, His Svend Buhl,Don McColl Book 2015Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switze

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EARLY PIONEERS,olonial adventure in the second half of the 19. century. In 1877, the Parke brothers founded a cattle station near the dry course of Finke River, some 120 km south of Alice Springs, and named it after their home estate Henbury in Dorset, South England.

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IRON HARVEST,3000 miles by motor truck” from South Australia to the crater site (Alderman 1931 b). This expedition yielded “numerous masses of meteoritic iron, weighing from the fraction of an ounce up to 170? lb”.

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,BEDFORD’S MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES,lear evidence was detected that the original surfaces on any of the masses had been preserved”. A verdict which Bedford felt had to be corrected. In . (Bedford 1934) he delivered the first complete and most extensive morphological description of the recovered meteoritic material.

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ATMOSPHERIC BREAKUP, dynamics are controlled by the mass and the yield strength of the material. Disruption of the meteoroid occurs when the dynamic loading exceeds the tensile strength of the material. The latter depends on the type of material: stony meteoroids are usually weaker than stony-iron, which in turn are we

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FRAGMENTATION ON IMPACT, in the initial breakup event which disrupted the IIIAB parent body. When the accumulating atmospheric drag tore the Henbury meteoroid apart, it disintegrated into numerous fragments along these planes.