Stoney Iron Meteorites:
Stony-irons are thought to be samples of the material between the core and mantle of complex asteroids. They are
basically composed of equal parts of nickel-iron metal and stony material. They are exceptionally rare, representing
only 1.5% of witnessed falls and comprise a total known weight of only 2% of the mass of all known meteorites (approximately 10 tons.)
Pallasites
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Albin (PMG)
Laramie County, Wyoming USA
131 gram full slice
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Brahin (PMG)
Minsk, Gomel Province, Belarus
6.6 kilogram end cut and 24.6 gram part slice
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Brenham (PMG-an)
Kiowa County, Kansas, USA
830 gram full slice
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Esquel (PMG)
Chubut, Argentina
218.5 gram part slice
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Glorieta Mountain (PMG-an)
Canoncito, Sante Fe County, New Mexico
56.5 kilogram oriented individual and 710 gram full slice
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Imilac (PMG)
Atacama Desert, Chili
218.5 gram full slice
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Marjalahti (PMG)
Viipuri, Karelian Republic, Russia
90 gram full slice
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Molong (PMG)
County Ashburnham, New South Wales, Australia
27.6 gram full slice
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Seymchan (PMG)
Magadan District, Russia
5.6 kilogram end cut and 187 gram full slice
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Springwater (PMG-an)
Saskatchewan Canada
37.9 gram part slice
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Thumrayt 001 (PMG)
Sultanate of Oman
229.5 gram main mass, 110 gram individual and 90.5 gram end cut
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Fukang Pallasite (PMG)
Xinjiang Province, China
Part slice
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