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as a whole. 433 Eros has been found to have a similar spectrum, while several pieces of circumstantial evidence for the Flora family exist: (1) the Flora family is thought to have formed about 1,000 to 500 million years ago; (2) the Flora family lies in a region of the
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A zircon U–Pb date of 467.50±0.28 Ma from a distinct bed within the meteorite-bearing interval of southern Sweden that, combined with published cosmic-ray exposure ages of co-occurring meteoritic material, provides a precise age for the L chondrite breakup at
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million years ago. Compared to other chondrites, a large proportion of the L chondrites have been heavily shocked, which is taken to imply that the parent body was catastrophically disrupted by a large impact. This impact has been
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6 dominates, with over 60% of the L chondrites falling into this class. This indicates that the parent body was sizeable enough (greater than 100 kilometres (62 mi) in diameter) to experience strong heating.
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content (Fa) in olivine of 21 to 25 mol%. About 4–10% iron–nickel is found as a free metal, making these meteorites magnetic, but not as strongly as the
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Meteorite, asteroidal, and theoretical constraints on the 500-Ma disruption of the L chondrite parent body
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NASA (YouTube) – Dr. David Kring – Asteroid Initiative Workshop Cosmic Explorations Speakers Session
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meteorites; and (4) the Flora family parent body was over 100 kilometres (62 mi) in diameter.
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Their name comes from their relatively low iron abundance (less than 10%) with respect to the
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that contributes strongly to the meteorite flux at Earth; (3) the Flora family consists of
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The parent body/bodies for this group are not known, but plausible suggestions include
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L chondrite meteorites, Hypersthene chondrites, Olivine hypersthene chondrites
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The Flora Family: A Case of the Dynamically Dispersed Collisional Swarm?
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million years ago. Earlier argon dating placed the event at around
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Many of the L chondrite meteors may have their origin in the
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for the dominant minerals, but these terms are now obsolete.
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(2019-09-18). 653: 639: 387:, whose composition is similar to that of 312: 36: 562: 502: 237:, which are about 20–25% iron by weight. 536: 462: 251: 1425: 634: 209:are the second most common group of 603:Meteoritics & Planetary Science 13: 589:, Icarus, Vol. 119, p. 182 (1996). 459:, Icarus, Vol. 157, p. 155 (2002). 14: 1444: 612: 186: 272:The most abundant minerals are 592: 579: 530: 449: 438: 413: 361: 246:olivine hypersthene chondrites 1: 406: 340:dated via cosmic ray exposure 267: 605:42, 1, pp. 3–150, Jan. 2007. 7: 619:The Catalogue of Meteorites 394: 10: 1449: 1291:extraterrestrial materials 1367: 1326: 1231: 1206: 1180: 1136: 1082: 1011: 983: 938: 890: 881: 787: 750: 672: 185: 177: 167: 125: 103: 84: 72: 64:Structural classification 62: 50: 35: 26: 21: 304:occur in minor amounts. 136:(Fa) of 21 to 25 mol%), 1070:Meteorites on Mars list 1065:Martian meteorites list 401:Glossary of meteoritics 319:Ordovician meteor event 313:Ordovician meteor event 228: 555:10.1126/sciadv.aax4184 256:Characteristic is the 242:hypersthene chondrites 1219:Nonmagmatic meteorite 598:Korochantseva et al. 475:Nature Communications 225:groups respectively. 1286:Ca–Al-rich inclusion 252:Chemical composition 487:10.1038/ncomms14066 455:D. 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Index

Group

Type
Chondrite
Structural classification
Class
Ordinary chondrite
Subgroups
Parent body
433 Eros
8 Flora
Flora family
Olivine
fayalite
hypersthene
orthopyroxene
iron–nickel
troilite
chromite
feldspar
phosphates
Petrologic type

ordinary chondrites
meteorites
H chondrite
LL chondrite
H chondrites
fayalite
H chondrites

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