Russian SYMCAN (Suicheng) peridot iron meteorite
Stony iron meteorites account for only 1.2% of the total mass of meteorites found on Earth, and the olivine iron part of the Russian olivine iron meteorite only accounts for about 15% of the overall mass (351 kg) (the rest is IIAB-type octahedral nickel-iron meteorite), so the olivine iron meteorite part is a scarcity of scarcity.
International name: Seymchan
Discovered: 1967
Found in: Russia (62° 54'N, 152° 26'E)
Meteorite classification: stony iron meteorite - peridot iron meteorite
Weight: 36 grams
Size: 80.3*69.5 MM
Backstory:
One day in June 1967, Russian geologist F. Smith A. Mednikov was conducting a field geological survey of a tributary within the Jasachnaja River basin in the Magadan region of the former Soviet Union, and on the bank of a tributary called the Hekandue River, he discovered the main body of the Seymchan meteorite, weighing a
