Galena

Galena

Galena is a common mineral that is a sulfide with a metal (lead) to sulfur ratio of 1:1. It is the most important ore for lead and also an important source of silver. Galena is one of the most abundant and widely distributed sulfide minerals. Galena (also known as lead sulfide) is a common mineral and an important ore mineral for extracting lead. It is the most widely distributed lead mineral. Galena is a gray lead sulfide, and China has been extracting lead from galena since before the Shang Dynasty. Galena has a cubic shape, and many of these cubic crystals come together to form granules or blocks.
Photogrammetry of prickly lobster specimens

Photogrammetry of prickly lobster specimens

3D scanning specimen model of chameleon

3D scanning specimen model of chameleon

Three color Macaw Specimen 3D Scanning of Cuban Macaw

Three color Macaw Specimen 3D Scanning of Cuban Macaw

National protected animal pangolin specimens

National protected animal pangolin specimens

Full-color 3D scan of a deer's skull

Full-color 3D scan of a deer's skull

[3D Scanning] Mammoth Skeleton 3D Model AR Museum

[3D Scanning] Mammoth Skeleton 3D Model AR Museum

This impressive mammoth skeleton was discovered in the south of France in 1869. It is currently seen at the "Palé ontologie Gallery" of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. This young male mammoth is 3.80 meters/12.5 feet tall. Weight: Approximately 8 metric tons. Age: Approximately 1.2 million to 700000 years old. 3D scanning using Agisoft Metashape.