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DescriptionAhnighito AMNH, 34 tons meteorite.jpg |
Ahnighito fragment of the Cape York meteorite. 34 tons, AMNH museum. |
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Source | Flickr: 34 ton meteorite | ||
Author | Mike Cassano | ||
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10 June 2012
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