Overview of The Lost Meteorites of Antarctica Field Campaigns
The Lost Meteorites of Antarctica project was the first UK-led Antarctic meteorite recovery expedition. The project has successfully confirmed two new high density meteorite stranding zones in the Hutichison Icefield and Outer Recovery Icefields areas, and investigated the geology of three previousl...
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ftumanchesterpub:oai:pure.atira.dk:publications/2d2611ce-79c2-42de-a49f-13cb3127d056 2024-05-19T07:30:14+00:00 Overview of The Lost Meteorites of Antarctica Field Campaigns Joy, Katherine Smedley, Andrew MacArthur, Jane Van Verre, Wouter Marsh, Liam Rose, M Harvey, Thomas Tartese, Romain Jones, R H Abrahams, Ian Wilson, John W Peyton, Anthony Gerrish, L. Baum, J. Raymond, G. Taylor, R. Evatt, Geoffrey 2024-02-01 https://research.manchester.ac.uk/en/publications/2d2611ce-79c2-42de-a49f-13cb3127d056 https://doi.org/10.1111/maps.14114 eng eng https://research.manchester.ac.uk/en/publications/2d2611ce-79c2-42de-a49f-13cb3127d056 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Joy , K , Smedley , A , MacArthur , J , Van Verre , W , Marsh , L , Rose , M , Harvey , T , Tartese , R , Jones , R H , Abrahams , I , Wilson , J W , Peyton , A , Gerrish , L , Baum , J , Raymond , G , Taylor , R & Evatt , G 2024 , ' Overview of The Lost Meteorites of Antarctica Field Campaigns ' , Meteoritics and Planetary Science . https://doi.org/10.1111/maps.14114 Meteorites Antarctica dense-collection-zones blue ice article 2024 ftumanchesterpub https://doi.org/10.1111/maps.14114 2024-04-29T00:07:57Z The Lost Meteorites of Antarctica project was the first UK-led Antarctic meteorite recovery expedition. The project has successfully confirmed two new high density meteorite stranding zones in the Hutichison Icefield and Outer Recovery Icefields areas, and investigated the geology of three previously unvisited Antarctic nunataks (Turner Nunatak, Pillinger Nunatak, Halliday Nunatak). The project undertook meteorite searching on the ice surface via snowmobile reconnaissance and systematic searching and developed a novel pulse induction metal detection system to search for englacial iron-rich meteorites trapped within the upper one metre of ice. The metal detection system was shown through field trials in Antarctica to be able to identify buried iron metal ‘analogue’ test samples that were buried in the ice at various depths. However, when the system was deployed over multiple days in the field it encountered strong vibrations induced from the rough ‘suncupped’ blue ice surface, causing physical damage to the setup that prevented completion of the englacial meteorite search objective. In total 121 meteorites have been recovered from the ice surface searching 2 activities, which are now curated in the UK at the Natural History Museum London and are available for scientific analysis. Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica The University of Manchester: Research Explorer Meteoritics & Planetary Science 59 2 245 259 |
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The Lost Meteorites of Antarctica project was the first UK-led Antarctic meteorite recovery expedition. The project has successfully confirmed two new high density meteorite stranding zones in the Hutichison Icefield and Outer Recovery Icefields areas, and investigated the geology of three previously unvisited Antarctic nunataks (Turner Nunatak, Pillinger Nunatak, Halliday Nunatak). The project undertook meteorite searching on the ice surface via snowmobile reconnaissance and systematic searching and developed a novel pulse induction metal detection system to search for englacial iron-rich meteorites trapped within the upper one metre of ice. The metal detection system was shown through field trials in Antarctica to be able to identify buried iron metal ‘analogue’ test samples that were buried in the ice at various depths. However, when the system was deployed over multiple days in the field it encountered strong vibrations induced from the rough ‘suncupped’ blue ice surface, causing physical damage to the setup that prevented completion of the englacial meteorite search objective. In total 121 meteorites have been recovered from the ice surface searching 2 activities, which are now curated in the UK at the Natural History Museum London and are available for scientific analysis. |
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Joy, Katherine Smedley, Andrew MacArthur, Jane Van Verre, Wouter Marsh, Liam Rose, M Harvey, Thomas Tartese, Romain Jones, R H Abrahams, Ian Wilson, John W Peyton, Anthony Gerrish, L. Baum, J. Raymond, G. Taylor, R. Evatt, Geoffrey |
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