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This is another iron meteorite chunk, this time from Russia, with an exceptionally unique shape.
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The meteorite has a much less triangular pattern than the one found in Kentucky. but there are still clearly visible lines.
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This iron meteorite is similar to the one found in Kentucky, but this one was found more recently in Argentina.
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Iron meteorites like this one are characterized by their Widmanstätten structures.
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This is a large segment of an iron meteorite found in Kentucky more than 100 years ago. The total weight of the meteorite was more than 350 pounds.
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This is another iron meteorite chunk, this time from Russia, with an exceptionally unique shape.
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The meteorite has a much less triangular pattern than the one found in Kentucky. but there are still clearly visible lines.
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MSTC students study Meteorites
Dr. Moecher from UK visited students to give them hands on experiences.
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Alexander Staykov, Chief Of Photography
I’m Alexander Staykov and I’m the Chief of Photography this year. I joined the Lamplighter program as a freshman with hopes of making photography more popular, and now as a junior I’m in a position to do so! I’ve been a photographer for nearly all my life, and some of my other hobbies include rock climbing, skateboarding, and gardening. I like lots of genres of music, but day to day I mostly listen to rap music.