Northwest Africa 7920 meteorite
NWA 7920 is the abbreviation of the meteorite.
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The authenticity of the meteorite is confirmed by the certificate of the Ukrainian company SPACEMAN, which is a member of the organization https://imca.cc under the registration number 4167. IMCA is the most respected organization in the meteorite world. SPACEMAN is also a member of The meteoritical society and Global Meteorite Association and is the only representative of these organizations in Ukraine.
Pallasites are a rare type of ironstone meteorites. Pallasites consist of approximately equal amounts of nickel-containing iron and olivine. It is believed that the peculiar structure of pallasites is caused by the fact that they were formed in the absence of gravitational forces or under low gravitational forces.
Geochemistry: (C. Agee and L. Burkemper, UNM) Olivine Fa13.2±0.9, Fe/Mn=45±3, n=5.
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