What's the difference between iron ore and meteorites?
When we first came into contact with meteorites, many people took the iron ore as a meteorite. Although the two were similar in appearance, they were very different. The iron ore did not melt into the crust, and both inside and outside were the same,
The meteorite has a layer of hard fusion crust, probably around 1mm, usually with a layer of shiny luster, this is no ore, ore polishing is the only metallic luster. The meteorite does not necessarily have a gas seal, and whether this meteorite explosion, but Air India stone is not necessarily the meteorite. Desert like agate. But molten shell surface are generally melt marks, inside there will be a lot of sulfides, such as the Nandan iron meteorite.
