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Jilin, also transliterated as Kirin, is an H5 ordinary chondrite meteorite shower that fell in Jilin Province, China, on March 8, 1976. Thousands of fragments were recovered from a broad strewn field after a large meteoroid fragmented in the atmosphere. The largest recovered piece weighs about 1,770...
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Largest single stony meteorite stone, major Chinese shower, strong public and scientific reputation.
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Pultusk is an H5 ordinary chondrite meteorite that fell near Pułtusk, Poland, in 1868. The event produced an unusually extensive shower of stones over a broad area, and thousands of individual fragments were subsequently recovered. As an H-group chondrite, it contains abundant iron-bearing material,...
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One of the most prolific meteorite showers, thousands of stones, major historical importance.
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Hessle is an H5 ordinary chondrite meteorite that fell near Hessle in Uppsala County, Sweden, on January 1, 1869. The event produced a shower of stones over a broad area and was observed by numerous witnesses, allowing many individual fragments to be recovered. As an equilibrated ordinary chondrite,...
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Swedish H5 shower with many witnesses, good historical record, moderate scientific value.
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Richardton is an H5 ordinary chondrite that fell near Richardton, North Dakota, on June 30, 1918. The H classification indicates relatively high total iron, while petrologic type 5 shows that its constituent minerals were substantially equilibrated by thermal metamorphism on the parent asteroid. Rec...
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Well-studied H5 fall, useful isotopic reference, moderate public recognition.
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Allegan is an H5 ordinary chondrite that fell near Allegan, Michigan, in 1899. The H classification denotes an ordinary-chondrite group with relatively high total iron, while petrologic type 5 indicates substantial thermal metamorphism on its parent asteroid without complete melting. As a witnessed...
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Documented H5 fall and reference specimen, solid but not highly distinctive.
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H5 ordinary chondrite that fell near Krasnyi Klyuch, Bashkortostan, Russia, in 1946, with multiple stones recovered after a witnessed fall in the Soviet Union.
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Witnessed Russian H5 fall, useful ordinary chondrite material, modest broader recognition.
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Plainview is an H5 ordinary chondrite meteorite associated with a broad strewn field near Plainview, Texas, where numerous individual stones have been recovered. The H classification indicates relatively high total iron, while petrologic type 5 indicates that its minerals were thermally equilibrated...
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Significant H5 find field, abundant material, lower fame and scientific distinctiveness.
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