Meteorite Diogenit, Russia

[@real_linkw0w]

Broo why you upload this particular one just now. I got also similar chunk and a big one from todays run. I think i will just Start make Videos probably on a new channel, just to show you the stones i just got. Iam so clueless its mind breaking rn. I might get this 200x smartphone lens for 25 bucks on Amazon prime for tomorrow... i cannot bear it anymore 😅

[@Serg838-w4m]

It happened by itself. Outwardly, the fragment is unremarkable, but one grain of iron speaks volumes. I have the same fragments with a melting crust, but I focus not on the appearance, but on the inner content. I want people to understand that I don't set a goal for the number of subscribers on the channel. The channel is designed to reveal the secrets of achondrites so that people understand what to look for. Because these stones are similar to terrestrial rocks, and there are no photos on the Internet of the quality and level that we see for ourselves. It is difficult to understand photos of fine grinding and technical literature. You can make videos much better and more interesting than mine if you put in the effort and patience, but I have technical information, yes, something like that)