Catalogue Of Meteorites. Includes Cd-Rom, 5th Edition
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- Nombre de pages689
- PrésentationRelié
- Poids2.07 kg
- Dimensions22,5 cm × 28,0 cm × 3,5 cm
- ISBN0-521-66303-2
- EAN9780521663038
- Date de parution01/08/2000
- ÉditeurCambridge University Press
Résumé
The fifth edition of Catalogue of meteorites will, like previous editions, become an essential reference volume for ail those with an informed interest in meteorites. The volume is a complete catalogue of all authenticated meteorites, and gives information on their classification and chemistry. It is the definitive descriptive list of The Natural History Museum, London, which maintains the official world database of all known meteorite falls and finds. it includes the 15 000 new specimens recovered since publication of the fourth edition, including those from Antarctica and hot deserts. An important development is the addition of a CD-ROM to accompany the book, which includes greatly expanded information (literature references and analytical data for each meteorite) and an important search facility. The Catalogue is the major reference volume for everyone interested in meteorites, professional meteoriticists, collectors, dealers, and academic libraries.
The fifth edition of Catalogue of meteorites will, like previous editions, become an essential reference volume for ail those with an informed interest in meteorites. The volume is a complete catalogue of all authenticated meteorites, and gives information on their classification and chemistry. It is the definitive descriptive list of The Natural History Museum, London, which maintains the official world database of all known meteorite falls and finds. it includes the 15 000 new specimens recovered since publication of the fourth edition, including those from Antarctica and hot deserts. An important development is the addition of a CD-ROM to accompany the book, which includes greatly expanded information (literature references and analytical data for each meteorite) and an important search facility. The Catalogue is the major reference volume for everyone interested in meteorites, professional meteoriticists, collectors, dealers, and academic libraries.