After visiting the Prague Museum (Národní Muzeum), I photographed many stones, including the meteorite.

Seeing the interior details of the meteorite fascinated me. So I wanted to reproduce this effect in CS2. Since I didn't have time to create this collection before the CS2 Spatial update in the Armory, you will find attached the "Space and Universe" collection.

The exterior texture of the meteorite is found on the Zeus's barrel, but also on the inside, on the lower part of the Zeus. It took me a long time to recreate the photographed pattern.

A sample of this meteorite is located on the front of the weapon. The sample is captured by the Zeus's barrel, held securely by a clamping system. The Zeus, like a drill or ore extractor, mines the meteorite. This energizes the Zeus by sending out an electrical discharge. A quick look at an element resembling the time coil from the movie Back to the Future on the back of the Zeus. The pipes on the side absorb pieces of the meteorite for processing.

The white represents the hull or metal of the Perseverance robot, sent by NASA to Mars, or even the space shuttles. We see the robot's elements like the solar panels, the copper/aluminum wires, etc. The normal map effect accentuates all the elements. The solar panels capture the light and reflect it back into the Zeus's energy.