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astronomy meteorites Cape York Meteorite discoverd 1818 by John Ross recoered by Robert Peary 1897 arrival in Brookly New York 2.10.1897 wood engraving, - SuperStock
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Cut, polished and etched slice of the Cape York iron meteorite | Western Australian Museum
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Cape York meteorite. It is thought that this iron meteorite struck Cape York in Savissivik, Greenland, over 10,000 years ago. Made mostly of iron, nic Stock Photo - Alamy
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Cape York meteorite. Slice with crust - Meteolovers
A large iron meteorite found at Cape York, Greenland, by the American explorer Robert Edwin Peary, and taken for display purposes to the Museum of Natural History, New York. (1 of 2)
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