Serisho Kenya Olive Meteorite Specimen Pallasite Meteorite Section-qa08

Description

Weight: 3.9 grams
Size: 26.6*28.2MM
The peridot inside the peridot meteorite is relatively round, the color is dark green, and the indoor environment is black. Generally, the thickness of the slice is less than 3 mm, which can show good light transmittance.
A beautiful and rare olivine iron meteorite has been sliced. Rough olivine iron meteorites are generally covered with a thick layer of rust, and olivine crystals of poor color are often observed on the surface.
Olivine iron meteorites come from the junction of the core and mantle of larger planets. They were blown away in the collision of celestial bodies, then intersected with the orbit of the earth, and came to the earth. During the evolution of the earth for hundreds of millions of years, a large amount of heavy metals such as iron and nickel sank into the earth's core, and the remaining iron, nickel, and magnesium combined with silicon-oxygen tetrahedral units to form new silicates
part of peridot