3 Weird Meteorites (Whose Weirdness Was Instructive)

The video explores the fascinating world of meteorites, focusing on three unique types: oriented meteorites, L chondrites, and the Amahata Sitta. Oriented meteorites have a distinct cone shape formed during their atmospheric entry. L chondrites are linked to a common parent body, with the mysterious EST 65 possibly being part of the object that destroyed it. Amahata Sitta, detected before impact, revealed unexpected large diamonds, suggesting it originated from a primordial planet. These meteorites offer insights into the universe and Earth's history.

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