Sikhote Alin Meteorite technology The teeth vary in size

The teeth vary in size from our classic

Above: A pair of Bismuth crystals in hand

pushed up through layers of rock by the presence of magma below

Sarcosuchus was a true apex predator that even the dinosaurs feared

Above: Modern Great White Jumping in South Africa

Sikhote Alin Meteorite technology The teeth vary in sizeAbove: The front of the specimen card. The Sikhote Alin meteorite is classified as an iron meteorite in the IIAB group. This group has the lowest concentration of nickel in iron meteorites and is formed from the metallic core of a celestial body. The age of this group has been estimated using a radiometric dating process involving Rhenium osmium isotopes, putting their formation at over 4 billion years ago. Above: Sikhote Alin specimens. This specimen