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Ornans is a carbonaceous chondrite meteorite that fell near Ornans in the Doubs department of France in 1868. It is the type specimen for the CO, or Ornans-type, group of carbonaceous chondrites, whose members contain abundant small chondrules and primitive rocky material. Its classification makes i...
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Type CO chondrite, foundational classification specimen, strong historical and scientific status.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyLancé is a CO3 carbonaceous chondrite that fell in France in 1872. CO meteorites are characterized by abundant, generally small chondrules set within fine-grained material, and their type 3 classification indicates limited thermal equilibration compared with more metamorphosed chondrites. Lancé ther...
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CO3 fall with preserved chondrules, important primitive sample, moderate broader fame.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyFelix is a carbonaceous chondrite meteorite that fell on May 15, 1900, near the community of Felix in Perry County, Alabama. It is classified as a CO3 chondrite, a group recognized for containing an abundance of very small chondrules embedded in a fine-grained, dark matrix. This type of meteorite ha...
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CO3 fall with typical primitive textures, scientifically useful but limited broader reputation.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyIsna is a carbonaceous chondrite meteorite of the CO3 group discovered in Egypt. Like other CO chondrites, it is characterized by a fine-grained matrix, small type I chondrules, and abundant metal. Meteorites of this classification are studied by planetary scientists to understand the early solar sy...
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CO3 find with preserved chondrules, niche research value, low public recognition.
ui.x_scoring_methodologyStony-iron meteorite found near Cochabamba, Bolivia, one of South America's notable meteorite recoveries studied for its mineralogy and extraterrestrial origin.
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South American stony-iron recovery, mineralogical interest, sparse broader reputation.
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