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Masahiko Tanaka Tomoki Nakamura Takaaki Noguchi Aiko Nakato Hatsumi Ishida Toru Yada Kei Shirai Akio Fujimura Yukihiro Ishibashi Masanao Abe Tatsuaki Okada Munetaka Ueno Toshifumi Mukai 《Meteoritics & planetary science》2014,49(2):237-244
The crystallization temperatures of Itokawa surface particles recovered by the space probe Hayabusa were estimated by a plagioclase geothermometer using sodic plagioclase triclinicity. The Δ131‐index required for the thermometer, which is the difference in X‐ray diffraction peak positions between the 131 and 11 reflections of plagioclase, was obtained by a high‐resolution synchrotron Gandolfi camera developed for the third generation synchrotron radiation beamline, BL15XU at SPring‐8. Crystallization temperatures were successfully determined from the Δ131‐indices for four particles. The observed plagioclase crystallization temperatures were in a range from 655 to 660 °C. The temperatures indicate crystallization temperatures of plagioclases in the process of prograde metamorphism before the peak metamorphic stage. 相似文献
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We describe the petrography and mineralogy of six CV3 carbonaceous chondrites. LAP02206, LAP02228, LAP04843, and GRA06101 are classified as oxidized Allende-like chondrites (CV3oxA). RBT04143 and QUE97186 are classified as members of the reduced subtype (CV3red). Chondrules in the CV3oxA chondrites show extensive Fe–Mg zoning. Fe-rich olivine in the rims of the CV3oxA chondrules are 16O-poor relative to Mg-rich olivine in the cores, suggesting that in addition to Fe and Mg, oxygen was exchanged between chondrules and matrix during weak thermal metamorphism. The CV3red chondrites appear to have formed through various processes. QUE97186 shows chondrule flattening with a preferred orientation, which is interpreted to have resulted from shock impact at a pressure of ~20 GPa. The post-shock residual heat (~1000 °C) is likely to be responsible for the restricted Fe/Mg ratios of matrix olivine. Based on the degree of Fe–Mg homogenization of matrix olivines, we estimate the spatial scale of the shock-heated region to be ~1 m. RBT04143 is a breccia containing many clasts of two types of lithologies: reduced-type material and very weakly altered material. 相似文献
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Miyazawa Yasumasa Kuwano-Yoshida Akira Doi Takeshi Nishikawa Hatsumi Narazaki Tomoko Fukuoka Takuya Sato Katsufumi 《Ocean Dynamics》2019,69(2):267-282
Ocean Dynamics - We demonstrate that assimilation of water temperature measurements by sea turtles into an operational ocean nowcast/forecast system improves representation of mesoscale eddies and... 相似文献
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Takaaki Noguchi Makoto Kimura Takahito Hashimoto Mitsuru Konno Tomoki Nakamura Michael E. Zolensky Ryuji Okazaki Masahiko Tanaka Akira Tsuchiyama Aiko Nakato Toshinori Ogami Hatsumi Ishida Ryosuke Sagae Shinichi Tsujimoto Toru Matsumoto Junya Matsuno Akio Fujimura Masanao Abe Toru Yada Toshifumi Mukai Munetaka Ueno Tatsuaki Okada Kei Shirai Yukihiro Ishibashi 《Meteoritics & planetary science》2014,49(2):188-214
On the basis of observations using Cs‐corrected STEM, we identified three types of surface modification probably formed by space weathering on the surfaces of Itokawa particles. They are (1) redeposition rims (2–3 nm), (2) composite rims (30–60 nm), and (3) composite vesicular rims (60–80 nm). These rims are characterized by a combination of three zones. Zone I occupies the outermost part of the surface modification, which contains elements that are not included in the unchanged substrate minerals, suggesting that this zone is composed of sputter deposits and/or impact vapor deposits originating from the surrounding minerals. Redeposition rims are composed only of Zone I and directly attaches to the unchanged minerals (Zone III). Zone I of composite and composite vesicular rims often contains nanophase (Fe,Mg)S. The composite rims and the composite vesicular rims have a two‐layered structure: a combination of Zone I and Zone II, below which Zone III exists. Zone II is the partially amorphized zone. Zone II of ferromagnesian silicates contains abundant nanophase Fe. Radiation‐induced segregation and in situ reduction are the most plausible mechanisms to form nanophase Fe in Zone II. Their lattice fringes indicate that they contain metallic iron, which probably causes the reddening of the reflectance spectra of Itokawa. Zone II of the composite vesicular rims contains vesicles. The vesicles in Zone II were probably formed by segregation of solar wind He implanted in this zone. The textures strongly suggest that solar wind irradiation damage and implantation are the major causes of surface modification and space weathering on Itokawa. 相似文献
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Tomoki Nakamura Aiko Nakato Hatsumi Ishida Shigeru Wakita Takaaki Noguchi Michael E. Zolensky Masahiko Tanaka Makoto Kimura Akira Tshuchiyama Toshihiro Ogami Takahito Hashimoto Mitsuru Konno Masayuki Uesugi Toru Yada Kei Shirai Akio Fujimura Ryuji Okazaki Scott. A. Sandford Yukihiro Ishibashi Masanao Abe Tatsuaki Okada Munetaka Ueno Junichiro Kawaguchi 《Meteoritics & planetary science》2014,49(2):215-227
The mineralogy and mineral chemistry of Itokawa dust particles captured during the first and second touchdowns on the MUSES‐C Regio were characterized by synchrotron‐radiation X‐ray diffraction and field‐emission electron microprobe analysis. Olivine and low‐ and high‐Ca pyroxene, plagioclase, and merrillite compositions of the first‐touchdown particles are similar to those of the second‐touchdown particles. The two touchdown sites are separated by approximately 100 meters and therefore the similarity suggests that MUSES‐C Regio is covered with dust particles of uniform mineral chemistry of LL chondrites. Quantitative compositional properties of 48 dust particles, including both first‐ and second‐touchdown samples, indicate that dust particles of MUSES‐C Regio have experienced prolonged thermal metamorphism, but they are not fully equilibrated in terms of chemical composition. This suggests that MUSES‐C particles were heated in a single asteroid at different temperatures. During slow cooling from a peak temperature of approximately 800 °C, chemical compositions of plagioclase and K‐feldspar seem to have been modified: Ab and Or contents changed during cooling, but An did not. This compositional modification is reproduced by a numerical simulation that modeled the cooling process of a 50 km sized Itokawa parent asteroid. After cooling, some particles have been heavily impacted and heated, which resulted in heterogeneous distributions of Na and K within plagioclase crystals. Impact‐induced chemical modification of plagioclase was verified by a comparison to a shock vein in the Kilabo LL6 ordinary chondrite where Na‐K distributions of plagioclase have been disturbed. 相似文献
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