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One of meteorites that fell in prehistoric times in Namibia, near Gibeon town, Namibia. Gibeon meteorites are composed of an iron-nickel alloy containing significant amounts of cobalt and phosphorus.
fragment of the Campo del Cielo meteorite isolated on white background
Fremont Indian State Park
Meteorite isolated with black background.
Macro Close up image of raw material Manganese Ore rock isolated on black reflective background
Campo del Cielo meteorite specimen, named for the location of its recovery in Argentina.
Chondrite Meteorite stone isolated on black background. Piece of rock formed during the Solar System creation.
Magnified close up of mineral encrusted basalt rock.
chinese medicine limonite, aetite, limonitum on black background
fragment of the Sikhote-Alin meteorite isolated on white background
Teide's National Park, Minas de San José,Volcanic Rocks called Roques. Multicolors Volcanic Rocks. Tenerife, Canary Islands.
Museum piece isolated on white. Metallic meteorites such as this are composed mostly of iron, but also contain nickel.
Surinam, Savanne District, Mauritius: onion-skin weathering, due to drastic changes in surface temperatures - layers of magma in concentric spheres on the outside of a boulder.
hematite specimen in black background
Magnified close up of a metamorphic rock with mineral filled cracks.
Meteor Crater, also called Canyon Diablo crater, Barringer Crater, Coon Mountain and Coon Butte, is the best preserved meteor crater in the world.
Aerial photography of Francois Person National Park, near Shark Bay Western Australia
Meteor Crater impact in Arizona USA 50000 years ago
Fragment of a meteorite surface of meteorite with round shapes and a thin dark crust showing blasting on surface as it comes into the atmosphere. Crack indicates where it was broken on impact and also the solid structure within.
Coal - natural mine stone
The Arizona Meteor Crater (Barringer Meteorite Crater) formed 50,000 years ago when an asteroid plunged through the Earth’s atmosphere and crashed into what is now central Arizona. This area was not populated by humans at the time. Because of Arizona’s dry climate and the crater’s relatively young age, Meteor Crater is the best preserved impact crater on Earth. The small asteroid was just 150 feet across. Traveling at around 8 miles per second the force of the impact was tremendous. In just a few seconds the crater was formed when millions of tons of rock were thrown out. Today Meteor Crater is a famous tourist attraction with a museum featuring displays about the history of the crater. Scientist from all over the world come to Meteor Crater to study it. Meteor Crater is near Winslow, Arizona, USA.
wolfeite crystal mineral sample Iron Manganese Phosphate Hydroxide
A rock sample of Obsidian a volcanic glass rock extruded from a volcano
Photo of coal
Close up of an olivine basalt lava rock.
Sample of iron ore (ferriferous sandstone) on white background
Abstract background with stone texture
Polished glowing surface of meteorite, composed by high density heavy metals, mostly iron and nickel with traces of cobalt. Close up. Hoba, Namibia, Africa.
Old and weathered red wall. Stone pattern backgrounds.
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