A scientifically-important and visually aesthetic meteorite unlike any other was found in far southern Algeria in July 2020.  This ungrouped gabbroic achondrite is unusual for many reasons, including the elevated content of sodium in its constituent plagioclase feldspar.  This image highlights the presence of large grains of various sorts of pyroxene (exhibiting blue, blue-green and gray to pale yellow colors).  These megacrysts have an irregular to rounded form and marginal reaction rims against the dominant gabbroic groundmass, which consists predominantly of pigeonite pyroxene (colors) and sodic plagioclase (gray lath-like grains) with minor opaque oxide grains (black).