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Imilac Meteorites are an extremely rare type of Pallasitic (containing Olivine) Meteorite that make up less than 0.2% of all known Meteorites. These cosmic “stained glass” beauties are becoming increasingly difficult to get, especially in good quality with gemmy golden Olivine crystals. Imilac Meteroites are special because they are one of the most stable Pallasites. They were well preserved when they fell in the very dry desert of Atacama, Chile preserving them and making them rust resistant. They are thought to form between where the iron-nickel core and mantle of a developing planet meet. However collisions in space broke parts of the early planet apart and some pieces made their way to earth where we get to admire and study them. Imilac Meteorites are studied as examples our own planets early history because they were dated around the same time that our solar system formed, so cool!☄️🌌✨ #shorts #meteorites #olivine #peridot

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