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Specimen: L4/5 Common Chondrite Meteorite

Location: North Africa, found by a Berber Nomad

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Authentic North African Meteorites - Grade L Chondrites from the Berber Nomads


Discover the extraordinary wonder of these genuine Meteorites, found in their original 'as found' condition by a Berber Nomad in North Africa. Each Meteorite carries with it a unique story from the cosmos, offering a glimpse into the mysteries of our universe.


Classified as grade L Chondrites, these meteorites possess low total iron contents, including 7-11% Fe-Ni metal by mass, resulting in little to no magnetic properties. This makes them a fascinating specimen to behold. In fact, approximately 46% of ordinary chondrite falls belong to this group, making them the most common type of meteorite to grace our Earth.


It's astonishing to consider that over 300 tonnes of meteorites descend upon our planet every day. Yet, only a select few capture the attention of meteorologists. Those that do undergo careful examination to determine their classification, whether chondrite, achondrite, stony iron, or iron. Those showing promise are subject to further scrutiny to uncover their lithology, age, degree of weathering, and other defining characteristics.


Ultimately, the esteemed testing laboratory, The Natural History Museum in the UK, assigns each meteorite a name and publishes a detailed description. Often, the name pays homage to the region or nearest town to the location of the fall or discovery.


The majority of stone meteorites fall under the category of 'Common Chondrite.' These ancient stony objects formed within the solar disc approximately 4.5 billion years ago, making them some of the oldest entities in existence. Many of these remarkable meteorites are found in vast 'strewnfields' throughout the North Western Sahara. While awaiting a comprehensive examination and formal description, these meteorites are referred to as unclassified NWA Meteorites (North West Africa Meteorites)


Please note that the item image portrays the exact specimen you will receive, capturing its distinct features and essence. Each meteorite carries its own cosmic journey, ready to become a cherished piece of your collection


Embrace the awe-inspiring power of the cosmos and own a piece of extraterrestrial history with these authentic North African Meteorites. Whether you're a meteorite enthusiast, a collector, or simply captivated by the wonders of our universe, these celestial treasures will spark your imagination and leave you in awe of the vastness beyond our world