Almahata Sitta is No More Exotic Than any Other Polymict Ureilite

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Goodrich C. A., Bottke W. F., Walsh K. J., Daly R. T.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #1331

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“Almahata Sitta (asteroid 2008 TC3) and typical polymict ureilites most likely formed in the same regolith on a ureilitic rubble pile.”

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