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NWA 15404 L-melt rock 1.19 gNWA 15404 (L melt rock) This rare ordinary chondrite from the L group has undergone secondary melting, creating a stunning microporphyritic texture. It contains well defined olivine and pyroxene grains with traces of FeNi metal and sulfides, revealing a history of intense thermal processing on its parent body. Found near Talsint, Morocco, this meteorite shows a brownish matrix without fusion crust a striking example of natural planetary melting.

and traces of metal

Dimensions: 18 × 11 × 4 mmWeight: 1

The cut face displays a fine-grained igneous texture

61] g FragmentDimensions: [14 X 9 X 7] mmComes with Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

Rich in well-preserved type I and II chondrules

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This specimen belongs to the most well-known and scientifically studied group of pallasites—meteorites believed to have formed at the core-mantle boundary of ancient differentiated asteroids

23 gDimensions: 38 × 16 × 5 mm

producing one of the most fascinating meteorite textures known

Eucrites are pieces of differentiated planetary crust

Purchased in Morocco in 2022

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