File:Miller Range, Antarctica - Meteorite (1).jpg

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Description	English: Striking gold—er, black. A meteorite in the rough. The black fusion crust, formed when the sample heated up in the Earth’s atmosphere as it was falling to the ground, helps the team spot samples in the field.
Date	30 December 2015
Source	https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasa2explore/26233617850/
Author	NASA/Cindy Evans

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