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Estherville is a mesosiderite meteorite that fell in Emmet County, Iowa, in 1879, producing a witnessed shower and a recovered mass of roughly 320 kilograms. Mesosiderites are stony-iron meteorites composed of metal mixed with fragmented silicate rocks, including material resembling differentiated a...
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Large witnessed mesosiderite fall, rare class, major stony-iron research and collector reputation.
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Vaca Muerta is a mesosiderite meteorite discovered in the Atacama Desert of Chile in the nineteenth century. Mesosiderites are stony-iron meteorites made from brecciated silicate rock mixed with iron-nickel metal, evidence of impact-driven disruption and reassembly on a differentiated asteroid. Thou...
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Very large mesosiderite find, significant rare-class material, strong specialist importance.
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Lowicz is a rare mesosiderite meteorite that fell in Łowicz County, Poland, in 1935, producing several fragments with a combined mass of roughly 56 kilograms. Mesosiderites are a class of stony-iron meteorites formed from the mixing of iron and silicate materials during asteroid collisions. The Lowi...
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Polish H5 fall with respectable mass, regional importance, ordinary chondrite limits score.
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Veramin is a mesosiderite meteorite, a class of stony-iron meteorite composed of a brecciated mixture of silicate minerals and metallic iron-nickel. It was recovered near the city of Veramin in Iran and is one of the more substantial mesosiderite specimens known to science. The metal portions exhibi...
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Notable mesosiderite with strong metal texture, specialist interest, moderate fame.
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Pallasite stony-iron meteorite found near Pinnaroo, South Australia, one of Australia's rare recovered specimens showing olivine crystals embedded in a metallic matrix.
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Australian pallasite specimen, rare locally, limited international reputation.
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Hainholz is a named meteorite from Germany classified as a mesosiderite, a relatively uncommon type of stony-iron meteorite. Mesosiderites contain mixtures of silicate rock and iron-nickel metal, commonly in a fragmented and reassembled texture produced by impacts on their parent body. The specimen...
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Rare European mesosiderite, useful representation, limited mass, fame, and literature.
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Patwar is an official meteorite name for a witnessed stony-iron meteorite that fell in 1935 in what is now Bangladesh. The Meteoritical Bulletin Database classifies it as Mesosiderite-A1 and records a total mass of 37.35 kilograms; five masses were recovered after the fall. Mesosiderites are breccia...
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Mesosiderite find from Pakistan, rare class value, limited global recognition.
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Mincy is an iron-rich stony-iron meteorite found in 1857 in Taney County, Missouri, USA. It is classified as a mesosiderite, not a pallasite: its material combines metal with silicate rock, reflecting a brecciated mixture associated with differentiated planetary bodies. The meteorite is preserved in...
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Recognized pallasite, regional find, lower prestige than major classic pallasites.
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L6 ordinary chondrite found in Emery County, Utah, USA, recovered as a single stone from the arid terrain of the Colorado Plateau.
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Single ordinary chondrite find, documented but low fame and limited research importance.
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