
A bee in natural iron meteorite — 6.3 g, 18.8 mm. Small, deliberate, and unusually detailed for the scale: wings and body have to be separated in a section this size without losing either.
Iron meteorites are elemental iron-nickel. The lattice of interlocking crystals inside them is the identifying feature and the reason the surface behaves the way it does — it is etched into relief with acid, and it exists because the metal cooled at something like a degree per million years in space. No laboratory has replicated it.
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