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Pallasite – PMG Magadan District, Russia (62°54’ N, 152°26’ E)
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END PIECE OF A LARGE SEYMCHAN METEORITE WITH INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR REVEALED
Pallasite – PMG
Magadan District, Russia (62°54’ N, 152°26’ E)
The front face cut an etched to reveal beauty of the internal Widmanstätten pattern, the external surface on the reverse is smooth and rounded, the result of exposure to Earth’s elements during its long tenure on our planet. An intriguing study of the interior structure and exterior surface of an iron meteorite.
6¼ x 4½ x 1in. (160 x 115 x 25mm.)
Pallasite – PMG
Magadan District, Russia (62°54’ N, 152°26’ E)
The front face cut an etched to reveal beauty of the internal Widmanstätten pattern, the external surface on the reverse is smooth and rounded, the result of exposure to Earth’s elements during its long tenure on our planet. An intriguing study of the interior structure and exterior surface of an iron meteorite.
6¼ x 4½ x 1in. (160 x 115 x 25mm.)
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James Hyslop