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673 grams. Iron, IIAB
TKW 23 MT. Observed fall February 12, 1947.
   
Anne writes:
On February 12, 1947, this huge iron meteorite exploded just north of Vladivostok, Siberia, resulting into a shower of thousands of fragments large and small, individuals and shrapnel, and hundreds of impact holes, all over the Sikhote-Alin Mountains. Many have been found since then, but part of that area has now been turned into a Wildlife Refuge for Siberian tigers.
Classified as a Coarsest Octahedrite.
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Anne Black
12/6/2022 7:25:16 PM |
Thank you Twink. I like the shape, with that odd finger sticking out. |
Twink Monrad
12/6/2022 6:58:19 PM |
another beauty from SA |
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