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Gao-Guenie Meteorite 1140 g – Large H5 Chondrite Individual from Burki

Gao-Guenie Meteorite 1140 g – Large H5 Chondrite Individual from Burki 2

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Gao Meteorite

Gao-Guenie Meteorite – 1140 g Complete Individual – Historic H5 Chondrite Fall

A rare large 1140 g Gao-Guenie individual from the historic 1960 witnessed fall in Burkina Faso, featuring the characteristic desert patina associated with Gao meteorites, preserved fusion crust, and a natural fractured face revealing the interior structure of this classic H5 ordinary chondrite.

NWA 17939 Oriented Eucrite – Shield-Shaped Complete Individual 595 g

NWA 17939 Oriented Eucrite – Shield-Shaped Complete Individual 595 g 2

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Oriented Meteorites – Heat Shield & Atmospheric Sculpting

NWA 17939 Oriented Eucrite – Shield-Shaped Complete Individual 595 g

Exceptional complete oriented specimen of the rare eucrite NWA 17939, weighing 595 g and preserving a spectacular shield-shaped morphology formed during atmospheric entry. The meteorite displays remarkable radiating flow lines spreading from the apex across the glossy black fusion crust, a distinctive feature enhanced by the calcium-rich composition...

Murchison Meteorite 42.60 g – Complete CM2 Carbonaceous Chondrite | me

Murchison Meteorite 42.60 g – Complete CM2 Carbonaceous Chondrite | me 2

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Murchison Meteorite – Carbonaceous Chondrite (CM2)

Murchison - Complete Individual - 42.60 g

Name: Murchison Observed fall: September 28, 1969 – Victoria, Australia Classification: Carbonaceous Chondrite CM2 Mass: 42.60 grams, complete individual with 98 fusion crust Provenance: Officially exported from Australia in 2014 with export permit Link to publication Meteoritical Bulletin: https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=16875

ITQIY Meteorite Slice 14.80 g with Fusion Crust

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ITQIY – Partial Slice with Fusion Crust | 14.80 g

Name: ITQIY Observed fall: No Provenance: Sahara Desert Classification: Classified as an ungrouped enstatite-rich meteorite, then later as an EH7-anom Mass:14.8 grams, slice with fusion crust Form: Unique coarse-grained, metal-rich enstatite meteorite Link to publication Meteoritical Bulletin: https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12058

Tarda Main Mass 149.50 g | Oriented C2-ungrouped Carbonaceous Chondrit

Tarda Main Mass 149.50 g | Oriented C2-ungrouped Carbonaceous Chondrit 2

Tarda Meteorite – Carbonaceous Chondrite (C2-ungrouped)

Tarda Main Mass, C2-ungrouped Oriented Meteorite – 149.50 g - Price on Request

The 149.50 g main mass of Tarda, a scientifically important meteorite that fell on 25 August 2020. This C2-ungrouped carbonaceous chondrite, preserving traces of aqueous alteration from the early Solar System, is distinguished by its naturally oriented form, a nose-like leading end, fresh black fusion crust, and contrasting pale impact marks acquired on...

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Gujba CB Chondrite Complete Individual 359 g | Rare Witnessed Fall

Gujba CB Chondrite Complete Individual 359 g | Rare Witnessed Fall 2

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CB Carbonaceous Chondrites

Gujba CB Carbonaceous Chondrite – Complete Individual 359 g

Exceptional complete specimen of the rare CB carbonaceous chondrite Gujba, weighing 359 g and preserving an extraordinary natural surface covered with protruding metallic chondrules. The meteorite displays the highly characteristic texture of Gujba, with rounded metal-rich chondrules emerging in relief across the entire specimen and a particularly large...

Murchison CM2 Carbonaceous Chondrite 134.85 g | Complete Witnessed Fal

Murchison CM2 Carbonaceous Chondrite 134.85 g | Complete Witnessed Fal 2

Murchison Meteorite – Carbonaceous Chondrite (CM2)

Murchison CM2 Carbonaceous Chondrite – Complete Individual 134.85 g -Ask for price

Exceptional complete specimen of the famous Murchison carbonaceous chondrite, weighing 134.85 g and preserving nearly its entire original fusion crust. A small natural area of a few millimeters without fusion crust reveals the interior matrix of this legendary CM2 meteorite, offering a rare glimpse into one of the most scientifically important...

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Allende CV3 Carbonaceous Chondrite 164.50 g Large Protruding Chondrule

Allende CV3 Carbonaceous Chondrite 164.50 g Large Protruding Chondrule 2

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Carbonaceous Chondrites

Allende CV3 Carbonaceous Chondrite – Complete Individual 164.50 g

Exceptional 164.50 g specimen of the famous Allende carbonaceous chondrite, preserving extensive original fusion crust together with a fractured surface exposing the dark primitive matrix characteristic of this historic CV3 meteorite. The specimen is particularly remarkable for the presence of a very large protruding chondrule emerging prominently from...

Tarda CM2 Carbonaceous Chondrite 10.42 g | Complete Meteorite

Tarda CM2 Carbonaceous Chondrite 10.42 g | Complete Meteorite 2

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Carbonaceous Chondrites

Tarda Carbonaceous Chondrite CM2 – Complete Individual 10.42 g

Beautiful complete Tarda carbonaceous chondrite (CM2) weighing 10.42 g and preserving an extensive dark fusion crust formed during atmospheric entry. A small natural area without fusion crust reveals the fine-grained internal matrix of this primitive meteorite. Tarda is one of the most desirable Moroccan CM2 carbonaceous chondrites due to its freshness,...

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