Macroscopic Description: Kathleen McBride

60% of this Eucrite’s exterior is covered with shiny vesicular black fusion crust. Some areas are pitted, showing evidence of plucking of clast material. The interior is very soft and friable. It is light gray in color with very minor amount of metal and rust. It has a sugary texture with numerous black glass veins and mafic minerals. White inclusions and transparent-colorless to yellow-orange crystalline minerals are visible.

Thin Section (, 2) Description: Tim McCoy:

The section consists of fine-grained (100-200 um) pyroxene and plagioclase with minor SiO₂. The pyroxene is twinned with compositions of FS₆₅Wo₂ and Fs₃₀Wo₄₁. Both Fe, Ti-oxide and iron metal occur in the unusually high level of a few volume percent combined. The meteorite is an unbrecciated eucrite.