Aguas Zarcas, Costa Rica.
CM2 carbonaceous chondrite
Fall, April 23, 2019. 200 g.
The result of 2 weeks of hot, hard hunting, but this happy comet-finder is all smiles.
Aguas Zarcas, Costa Rica
CM2 carbonaceous chondrite
19 stones. Fresh and stinky cosmic mudballs. Priceless scientifically and exciting to find!
Murchison, Australia.
CM2 carbonaceous chondrite
Fall, 1969. 12 g.
This extremely rare and exotic cometary material contains smelly amino acids.
Cold Bokkeveld,
South Africa
CM2 carbonaceous chondrite
Fall, 1838. 20 g.
Butha Qi, Mongolia
Carbonaceous chondrite
inclusion in LL3
Fall. 206 g.
This odd meteorite has fragments of CM2 material inside a different chondritic meteorite. This is the only known sample.
Moss, Norway
CO3 carbonaceous chondrite
Fall, 1999. 54.2 g.
What a fun memory of meteorite
hunting near Oslo, Norway!
