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Benenitra Meteorite – 770 g Fresh Fall During Lunar Eclipse (Madagascar, July 27, 2018)

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Benenitra Meteorite – 770 g Fresh Fall During Lunar Eclipse (Madagascar, July 27, 2018)

A remarkable 770 g meteorite from the Benenitra fall, recovered immediately after its descent during the 2018 “Blood Moon” lunar eclipse—still bearing traces of local soil.

Bir Zar 011 – Complete Angrite Meteorite with Fresh Fusion Crust

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Bir Zar 011 – Complete Angrite Individual (11.93 g)

Meteorite: Bir Zar 011 (BiZ 011) Classification: Angrite (gabbroic angrite) Mass: 11.93 grams Form: Complete individual Fusion crust: Fully preserved, glassy and exceptionally fresh Weathering: Minimal to none Provenance: Tatawin region, Tunisia Year found: 2023 Scientific interest: Rare angrite with pristine fusion crust, representative...

Lunar Meteorite 477 g – Complete Anorthositic Breccia with Green Crust

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Lunar Meteorite – Complete Anorthositic Breccia with Green Fusion Crust – 477 g

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Lunar meteorites with preserved green fusion crust are particularly important from a scientific and educational perspective, as they illustrate the strong link between bulk chemical composition and atmospheric ablation behavior. The scarcity of iron in lunar anorthosites — dominated by plagioclase feldspar — fundamentally alters the chemistry of the...

Lunar Meteorite NWA 11472 – Anorthositic Breccia End Cut 944 g

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Lunar Meteorite NWA 11472 – Anorthositic Breccia End Cut – 944 g

Name: NWA 11472 (pairing) Observed fall: No Provenance: Northwest Africa (Sahara Desert) Classification: Lunar meteorite – Anorthositic breccia Mass: 944 grams Form: End cut Structure: Lunar breccia with visible lithic clasts Link to publication Meteoritical Bulletin: https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=66172

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