Ein neuer, frei zugänglicher (Open Access) Artikel:
In diesem sehr umfangreichen Review-Artikel (HIER anklicken) schreibt der Autor Rappenglück einen sehr ausführlichen Abschnitt über das weltweit einzigartige Streufeld von den Eisensiliziden im Krater-Streufeld des Chiemgau-Impaktes.
Dieser Abschnitt kann HIER angeklickt werden.
Da von einschlägig bekannter Seite weiterhin mit allen Mitteln versucht wird, den Chiemgau-Impakt madig zu machen oder totzuschweigen, wird nachfolgend eine Auswahl von Artikeln, die bisher zum Chiemgau-Impakt und den Eisensiliziden publiziert wurden und bei Rappenglück zitiert werden, angefügt:
- Rappenglück, M.; Rappenglück, B.; Ernstson, K. Kosmische Kollision in der Frühgeschichte: Der Chiemgau-Impakt: Die Erforschung eines bayerischen Meteoritenkrater-Streufelds. Z. Anomalistik 2017, 17, 235–260. [Google Scholar]
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