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ALH 84025 comparison table
Subject has augite grain size has weather resistance has minerology is an instance of has distinguishing feature has fragmentation probability has fall location has likely origin has solidification mechanism has name has genesi has relative abundance has prototype has total mass of find has composition is a kind of has olivine grain size has find date has property has number of find has origin has ablative mass loss has solidification timescale has petrology
Antarctic meteorite which depends on its composition   during meteor phase which depends on compositionindicated by letters in the beginning of name  3 or 4 letter contracted from find location then last two digits of year then id number   485755 kgoften minerals not found on Earthmeteorite recovery year is first 2 numbers in name 1691meteoroid from interplanetary space or fragment dislodged from another planet, moon or planetesimaldirectly proportional to initial velocity  
brachinite lowolivine, augite, Fe-sulfide, some orthopyroxene and some sodic plagioclase no chondruleshigh because it is more friable than iron meteoritestrewn fields, elongated footprints which depends on impact angle, airbursts, and impact velocitymetamorphosed chondrite, partial melting residuecooling in deep underground chambersbased on the locale, region, or nearby town in which the fall occurredfractional crystallization7.1 % of meteorite fallsBrachina meteorite1606 kgolivine and some clinopyroxenedunitic wehrlite  formed by separation of molten rock in a gravity field70asteroidhigh because it is more friable than iron meteoritevery slowmedium- to coarse-grained equigranular
ALH 84025up to 2.7 millimeterswhich depends on its compositionolivine, augite, Fe-sulfide, some orthopyroxene and some sodic plagioclaseAntarctic meteoriteno chondrulesduring meteor phase which depends on compositionindicated by letters in the beginning of namemetamorphosed chondrite, partial melting residuecooling in deep underground chambersALH 84025  Brachina meteorite485755 kgoften minerals not found on Earth up to 1.8 millimeters1984formed by separation of molten rock in a gravity field1691meteoroid from interplanetary space or fragment dislodged from another planet, moon or planetesimaldirectly proportional to initial velocityvery slowmedium- to coarse-grained equigranular

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