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WUSL) The specimen is a complex
The measurements are about 55x40x3mm
the quenched and plutonic angrites
It's still highly collectable due to the history and many educators use it to show the difference between a fake pallasite and a real one
since around 2020
Tatahouine Diogenite HED Achondrite Meteorite - 2.58g Carbonado WUSL) The specimen is aThis is a beautiful 2. 58 gram piece of a pretty amazing meteorite known as Tatahouine! Tatahouine fell to Earth on June 27, 1931, around 1: 30am. It landed in the country of Tunisia. Due to a transcription error, it is recorded in the MetBull under the name Tatahouine, but the actual name of where it fell is Tataouine. This meteorite is a rare diogenite originating from 4 Vesta located in the asteroid belt! This is very soft, fragile material making
