Science, Technology, Space Exploration & Meteorites

Iron meteorite, IAB. First described 1576, Argentina. Massive asteroid fragment on custom armature stand with meteorite weighing 48.2 kg (106 pounds)

Iron meteorite. IIIAB. Western Australia, first recognized 1947. Complete weathered individual weighing 391.8 grams and measuring 94 mm x 72 mm x 44 m

Iron meteorite, unclassified. Formosa, Argentina, found 2006. Complete regmaglypted individual with remnant fusion crust weighing 751.1 grams and meas

Carbonaceous chondrite, CV3. Al Jufrah, Libya, found 1997. End cut with polished face and large CAI weighing 115.9 grams and measuring 96 mm x 32 mm x

Carbonaceous chondrite, CV3. Witnessed fall, February 8, Chihuahua, Mexico. Complete individual showing grey-blue fusion crust weighing 36.8 grams and

Carbonaceous chondrite, CV3. Algeria, found 2009. Polished end cut with large and colorful chondrules weighing 155.1 grams and measuring 91 mm x 51 mm

Lunar meteorite, feldspathic breccia Northwest Africa, found 2017. Lunar meteorite (feldspathic breccia). Complete laboratory-prepared slice weighing

Lunar meteorite, feldspathic breccia Northwest Africa, found 2017. Complete laboratory-prepared slice weighing 20.2 grams and measuring 98 mm x 54 mm

Lunar meteorite, feldspathic breccia Northwest Africa, found 2017. Laboratory-prepared part slice weighing 5.6 grams and measuring 39 mm x 36 mm x 2 m

Lunar meteorite, feldspathic breccia Northwest Africa, found 2017. Fragment weighing 27.6 grams and measuring 39 mm x 31 mm x 23 mm. Although originat