Sikhote-Alin (Iron, IIAB)

Photo courtesy: The fall of Sikhote-Alin (Medvedev)

Photo courtesy: Svend Buhl

Photo courtesy: unknown

Photo courtesy: The biggest Sikhote Alin to date, of 1,745kg

Matteo Chinellato

Weight: 1535 grams
Size:
Shape: Fragment

Matteo Chinellato

Weight: 1240 grams
Size:
Shape: Fragment

Matteo Chinellato

Weight: 144 grams
Size:
Shape: Individual

Matteo Chinellato

Weight: 710 grams
Size:
Shape: Individual

David Hardy

Weight: 40.0 gr.
Size:
Shape: Individual

David Hardy

Weight: 1160 gr.
Size:
Shape: Individual

David Hardy

Weight: 206.7 gr.
Size:
Shape: Individual

Gary Foote

Weight: 39.6 grams
Size:
Shape: Individual

stéphane rallo

Weight: 12.7 grs
Size:
Shape: Individual

jean bernard Delbauve

Weight: 14,4 g
Size:
Shape: Individual

Dominique INSENGA

Weight: 417 g
Size: 98x74x26
Shape: Individual

Dominique INSENGA

Weight: 32 g
Size: 32x26x17
Shape: Individual

Woreczko Jan & Wadi

Weight: 3150.0g
Size:
Shape: Individual

Woreczko Jan & Wadi

Weight: 301
Size:
Shape: Individual

Dirk Hohmann

Weight: 318 g
Size: 85 x 30 x 56mm
Shape: Individual

Jay Piatek

Weight: 27000g
Size:
Shape: Individual

Jay Piatek

Weight: 5480g
Size:
Shape: Individual

Dirk Hohmann

Weight: 13,2g
Size: 25 x 23 x 5mm
Shape: Individual

Dirk Hohmann

Weight: 16g
Size: 30 x 30 x 8mm
Shape: Fragment

Dirk Hohmann

Weight: 20g
Size: 40 x 25 x 12mm
Shape: Fragment

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Name:	Sikhote-Alin
Abbreviation:	-
Country:	Russia
Status:	Valid
Fall:	Yes
Year:	1947
Class:	Iron, IIAB
TKW, g:	23000000
Bibliography:	- Popov, E. G. : "Modeling thermal changes in the surface of the Sikhote-Alin meteorite", Astronomicheskii Vestnik, vol. 14, p. 216-220, 1980 - R. Gallant : "Sikhote-Alin revisited", Meteorite Magazine, 02/1996
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