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Paragould is an LL5 ordinary chondrite that fell near Paragould, Arkansas, in 1930. Its classification indicates a meteorite with relatively low total iron and low metallic iron whose constituent minerals were thermally equilibrated within its parent asteroid. Multiple recovered masses, including a...
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Large witnessed LL5 fall, historically notable U.S. specimen, moderate research standing.
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Olivenza is a meteorite that fell in the Extremadura region of Spain in 1924. Classified as an LL5 ordinary chondrite, it is characterized by its low total iron content and highly equilibrated silicate minerals. As an observed fall, it is among the most historically significant meteorite specimens r...
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Notable Spanish LL5 fall, regional importance and useful studies, limited international fame.
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