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Stony-iron meteorite

This meteorite is the product of atmospheric melting, as are stony achondrites. Specimen held at the Natural History Museum, London

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Coarse Dense Heavy Iron Lumpy Metallic Meteorite Native Metal Natural History Museum Stony Iron Meteorite The Natural History Museum


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1. Title: Stony-Iron Meteorite: A Dense Cosmic Curiosity at The Natural History Museum, London. This image showcases a stunning specimen of a stony-iron meteorite, currently housed at The Natural History Museum in London. Stony-iron meteorites represent a unique class of meteorites, characterized by their dual nature: a fusion of both stony and metallic components. The meteorite's structure is a testament to the complex and dynamic processes that shaped our solar system. The meteorite's metallic exterior, composed primarily of iron and nickel, is contrasted by its inner, coarse, and lumpy stony structure. This intriguing juxtaposition is a result of the meteorite's formation in the asteroid belt, where it experienced extensive atmospheric melting during its descent through Earth's atmosphere. Despite its heavy weight and dense composition, the meteorite's native metal shines with a distinctive metallic luster, showcasing the raw, untouched essence of the cosmos. The natural history museum's expert curation ensures that this precious specimen is preserved for future generations to marvel at and study. Stony-iron meteorites serve as invaluable resources for scientists, providing insights into the early solar system's composition and the conditions that governed its formation. The meteorite's presence at The Natural History Museum is a reminder of the wonders that lie beyond our planet and the endless possibilities for discovery and exploration. This image, captured at The Natural History Museum, offers a glimpse into the fascinating world of meteoritics and the cosmic treasures that await us.

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