13006 A7 - New "NWA 14444" Pallasite Meteorite 5.21g Thin Etched Slice Lioharpes venulosus where the appendages are incredibly
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13006 A7 New "NWA 14444" Pallasite Meteorite 5.21g Thin Etched Slice Lioharpes venulosus where the appendages are incredibly where the appendages are incredibly preserved The distinct mineral smithsonite was named in 1832 by François Sulpice Beudant in honor of English chemist and mineralogist James Smithson (c Meteorite type & CLASS OFFICIAL NAME or NUMBER (Meteoritical Bulletin Database): "NWA 14444" Pallasite MeteoriteFALL FIND LOCATION: Algeria and also official listed main mass holder of this meteorite classification
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