NWA 15971 Pallasite PMG 6.37 G Achondrite with lesser amounts of magnesian

with lesser amounts of magnesian pyroxene

NWA 14224 is a rare LL3 ordinary chondrite

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

Talsint Mesosiderite Meteorite Slice

Its abundant FeNi metal

NWA 15971 Pallasite PMG 6.37 G Achondrite with lesser amounts of magnesianNWA 15971 Pallasite Meteorite Northwest Africa 15971 (NWA 15971) is a rare and visually stunning Main Group Pallasite meteorite, acquired in 2022. This specimen belongs to the most well known and scientifically studied group of pallasitesmeteorites believed to have formed at the core mantle boundary of ancient differentiated asteroids. NWA 15971 features beautiful, rounded olivine crystals (up to 4 mm) set within a weathered iron nickel metal matrix