Meteorit Sichote-Alin

A Brief Fact of the Sichote-Alin Meteorite

Sychote-Alin:

Year Found: 1947

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Proper Restoration: (46.16, 134,65333)

Mass: 23,000,000 grams

Classification: Iron, IIAB

Discovery Type: fall

Condition: Valid

More Details About Meteorite Sichote-Alin

Meteorit Sikhote-Alon was discovered in 1947 in the Krasnoarmeysky District, Krai Primorsky, Russia (46.16, 134,65333). This meteor had a mass of 23 billion grams.

Sychote-Alin is considered a single-stitched, a viral meteorite, a common meteorite with average exposure levels, while "relic" is a meteorite that has experienced extreme changes, both as a result of exposure over time and human intervention.

The official classification of Sichote-Alin is iron, IIAB. The classification of "Besi, IIAB" refers to an iron meteorite that was included in the IIAB chemical group. This meteor is mainly made up of iron and nickel and formed of liquid matter.

Meteorites are the fallen, the Sichote-Alin meteorites, the meteorites are described as "falls" if observed and restored, whereas "temple" is what was discovered later, often experiencing exposure to the Earth's environment longer and no visible records of the fall.

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