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The Seymchan meteorite was discovered in 1967 in the Magadan region, in the bed of the Hekandue River, near the settlement of Seymchan.

Stony-iron originating from the core-mantle boundary of an asteroid, where molten metal mixed with olivine crystals
Some sections are rich in olivine, others predominantly metallic, and some even olivine-free — this type of structure is called a "transitional pallasite"

Weight: 58 g
Dimensions: 11 x 7 x 0.03 cm

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Il meteorite Seymchan è stato scoperto nel 1967 nella regione del Magadan, nel letto del fiume Hekandue, vicino all’insediamento di Seymchan.

Stony-iron originato dal confine nucleo-mantello di un asteroide, dove metallo fuso si è mescolato con cristalli di olivina 
Alcune sezioni sono ricche di olivina, altre predominantemente metalliche, e alcune addirittura prive di olivina — questo tipo di struttura viene detto "transitional pallasite"

Peso: 58g
Misure: 11x7x0,03cm

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Seymchan meteorite Slice - Height: 0.03 cm - Width: 7 cm- 58 g - (1)

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Seymchan meteorite, fetta-form, from Magadan, Russia; 58 g; dimensions 11 × 7 × 0.03 cm.

Seymchan meteorite Slice - Height: 0.03 cm - Width: 7 cm- 58 g - (1)

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Seymchan meteorite, fetta-form, from Magadan, Russia; 58 g; dimensions 11 × 7 × 0.03 cm.

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