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NWA 12341 L3 - 3.7 GNWA 12341 L3. 5 Ordinary Chondrite Meteorite Slice NWA 12341 is a rare and scientifically significant L3. 5 ordinary chondrite meteorite, discovered in Northwest Africa and acquired in 2018. This remarkable specimen dates back over 4. 5 billion years, offering a direct link to the early solar system. Classified as L3. 5, it belongs to the low iron group of ordinary chondrites and features partially metamorphosed, unequilibrated textures. Rich in well

NWA 11756 – Olivine-rich asteroid interior specimen in a compact collector size

NWA 13272 is a rare ungrouped achondrite meteorite

This polished slice reveals the typical mesosiderite brecciated structure with silicate clasts embedded in a fine-grained matrix containing dispersed iron-nickel metal

the oldest solid materials formed in our solar system over 4

Weight: 41

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with minor fusion crust and a dark brown interior

this specimen represents olivine-rich material derived from the interior of a differentiated asteroid

This Endcut weighs [16 g] g and measures [46 x 28 x 14] mm

Meteorite: Northwest Africa 12241 (NWA 12241)Type: Martian meteorite (Shergottite)Origin: MarsFind location: AlgeriaWeight: 0

Eastern Morocco

and iron-rich olivine

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