NWA 15971 Pallasite PMG 0.68 G H5 this meteorite shows a brownish

this meteorite shows a brownish matrix without fusion crust — a striking example of natural planetary melting

Dimensions: [33 X 19 X 9 mm ]

Each slice offers a unique cross-section of this remarkable meteorite

The meteorite was discovered in March 2017 and represents a brecciated mixture of silicate clasts and metallic components

NWA 15971 Pallasite PMG 0.68 G H5 this meteorite shows a brownishNWA 15971 Pallasite Meteorite Northwest Africa 15971 (NWA 15971) is a rare and visually stunning Main Group Pallasite meteorite, acquired in 2022. This specimen belongs to the most well known and scientifically studied group of pallasitesmeteorites believed to have formed at the core mantle boundary of ancient differentiated asteroids. NWA 15971 features beautiful, rounded olivine crystals (up to 4 mm) set within a weathered iron nickel metal matrix