Ronneburg, Germany 1903
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Ronneburg, Germany 1903
Mühlenstraße, Ronneburg, Thuringia.
Ansichtskarte
Ronneburg (Thür.) Sommerbad Sprunganlage
Reichenbach (Vogtl): BILD UND HEIMAT REICHENBACH (VOGTL) (V 11 50 A 1/B 391/76 01 10 02 195)
Foto: [Rudi] Stöhr, Greiz
1976
RONNEBURG - GERMANY
Bild des Tages: Ronneburg
This, as you might have guessed, is the view from a restroom in a castle named 'Ronneburg' in Spessart Hills, near Langenselbold... There are landscapes in Germany, Ladies and Gentlemen, some are so beautiful, you won't even imagine them in a dream...
Uraninit-führendes Gangtrum, ca. 4 cm mächtig, mit Calcit, Hämatit und Pyrit. Die Ader setzte in devonischem Diabasgestein auf und war sehr stark radioaktiv. Das Erscheinungsbild deutete klar auf hydrothermale Entstehung hin. Diese Art der Uranvererzung war im Grubenfeld Reust nur selten anzutreffen.
Fundort: Ronneburg in Thüringen, SDAG Wismut, Uran-Bergwerk Reust, Schacht 374, 300m - Sohle, Strecke 1002-1
Fundzeitpunkt: März 1977
Photo: ©All Rights reserved by Carsten A. Dunkel, Bad Lobenstein, Thüringen.
Uraninite-leading gangrene, about 4 cm thick, with calcite, hematite and pyrite. The vein was deposited in Devonian diabase rock and was very radioactive. The appearance clearly indicated hydrothermal formation. This type of uranium mineralization was rare in the Reust pit.
Location: Ronneburg in Thuringia, SDAG Wismut, uranium mine Reust, shaft 374, 300m - sole, Strecke 1002-1
Photo: © Carsten A. Dunkel, Bad Lobenstein, Thuringia.
Ronneburg 2017