There is a widespread misconception that micrometeorites are spheric metal balls; They are not. Most micrometeorites are aerodynamic particles made of reasonably delicate material. Take, for example, this wonderful specimen featuring beautiful openings that seem somewhat reminiscent of a (very tiny) cosmic bowling ball.
NMM 2813 is a porphyritic olivine (PO) type micrometeorite measuring approximately 0.3 mm that is composed mainly of clear olivine crystals embedded in slightly brownish glass. The stone is hollow with several large vesicle openings through the surface. It has no visible metal, sulfide or magnetite crystals.
Given its delicate features, would you take it to galactic bowling club?

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