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WUSL) The specimen is a complex
It's still highly collectable due to the history and many educators use it to show the difference between a fake pallasite and a real one
formed by ancient asteroid impacts on the far side on the Moon that triggered volcanic activity on the opposite (near) side
The group is named for the Angra dos Reis meteorite
Tatahouine Diogenite HED Achondrite Meteorite - 2.58g Carbonado WUSL) The specimen is aThis is a beautiful 2. 58 gram piece of a pretty amazing meteorite known as Tatahouine! Tatahouine fell to Earth on June 27, 1931, around 1: 30am. It landed in the country of Tunisia. Due to a transcription error, it is recorded in the MetBull under the name Tatahouine, but the actual name of where it fell is Tataouine. This meteorite is a rare diogenite originating from 4 Vesta located in the asteroid belt! This is very soft, fragile material making
