Who tests for the presence of cosmogenic nuclides in a stony meteorite? Little help?

Howdy all,

I am at the last stage of testing a stony meteorite I found a few years ago. All I need is a facility that does this testing. Every other test I've performed to date assures my hypothesis, but I need one more all important one.

Any recommendations? If so, how much does the test cost?

Thanks.

Sorry, all I can think of is the physics or geology lab at a halfway decent university. I don't know of any companies that do it.

A science/astronomy department in a good university should be able to help you, or know of facilities that can, that are near to you.

I didn't notice you were in New York. Try the geology department at Skidmore or the U. of Buffalo.

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Thanks... I'll find one eventually. I just don't like sending to a University or Museum. They left a bad taste in my mouth.

I wish I could do it myself and show proof.

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Thanks. I'll make inquiries.

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Thanks.

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I think you might like this paper. Also, near the very bottom, #32 - #45 (scroll way down), you willl find over a dozen
blue highlighted links that will lead you where you want to go.

There is a link to Cornell Geo Dept. that may prove helpful as well.

Good luck with your analysis!

Link : www.detectingdesign.com...

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Awesome! Thanks...