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English: EJECTA BLANKET at the edge of the Philby “A” crater consists of three types of debris from the impact: white impactite (a sandstonelike rock formed from compressed sand), black glass (a lavalike rock formed from melted sand) and meteorite fragments (nearly pure iron, with a little nickel). The authors, dressed in special jumpsuits to protect them from the harsh climate, are using magnetometers to search for the meteorite pieces. The tall antenna on the white Hummer vehicle is for Global Positioning System tracking — essential in the middle of the desert, where it is easy to get lost in the protean landscape.
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Source https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/jwynn/1998SciAm-Wabar.pdf
Author Jeffrey C. Wynn and Eugene M. Shoemaker

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