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Meteorite Information Pages - Meteorites Australia

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Have you found a meteorite? Glossary of Meteorite Terms and Definitions. What Is A Meteorite and Where Do They Come From? The Meteorite Odds / Ends and Trivia Page. The Unusual Meteorite Features Page. The Meteorites Australia Classification List.

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Meteorites For Sale - Meteorites Australia

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Meteorites Australia Collection Pieces For Sale. Are the meteorite specimens I am currently offering for sale out of the Meteorites Australia Collection. Please note that the values are in $USD. Do not send any payments until the sale/payment method has been confirmed. If an image is not available for a specimen below, feel free to contact me and I will arrange one for you. Shipping information is available here. INTERNATIONAL METEORITE COLLECTORS ASSOCIATION INC. Authenticity GUARANTEED * Click the image.

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Site Map - Meteorites Australia

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Meteorites Australia Collection (Photos, Pictures & Images)- Meteorites.com.au

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Below is a list of pages where some of the Meteorites Australia Collection. Can be viewed in pictorial form. These pages are also being constantly up-dated and added to over time. There is also a subcategory where Australian meteorites have been amalgamated onto one page. C, R, E Chondrites.

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Media Centre - Meteorites Australia

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Permission should still be sought for use of any Meteorites Australia material. More images of meteorites from the. Will be added over time. If there is a specimen not presented here that you would like a High Resolution photo of, please feel free to contact with the request via the button below so that one can be arranged. Approx Image Size: 8 x 4.75. File Size: 2.65MB. Approx Image Size: 8 x 6. File Size: 4.34MB. NWA 2286 (Olivine Diogenite). Approx Image Size: 6 x 4.1. File Size: 1.34MB. NWA 2622 (LL4...

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Found A Meteorite? (Meteorite Identification Information & Help) - Meteorites Australia

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HAVE YOU FOUND A METEORITE? If you've come to this page because you believe a stone you have may be a meteorite; then the information below may help you to identify the 'potential meteorite'. It is important to note that this information is a guide only! There is a 'Glossary of Meteorite Terms and Definitions'. Following a meteorite name may be clicked to obtain further information and/or photos for that particular specimen. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AUSTRALIAN RESIDENTS:. And can incur heavy penalties includi...

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meteorite identification on the web

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Of institutions that will examine your suspect meteorite. Excellent Portland State University page. Also, an Interactive ID Tool. Note: to find out what the samples actually are, you have to go go through all test including completely rotating the item and checking its appearance at each turn.). The Washington University in St. Louis provides an excellent meteorite reality checklist. As well as a Database of Wrongs. With 200 photo gallery of 'Why these rocks are not Meteorites! Newly reworked ID site.

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Unusual Meteorite Features (Oriented Buzzard Coulee) - Meteorites Australia

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Buzzard Coulee (H4) - 17.2g Oriented Individual. Buzzard Coulee is among one of the most famous and well documented meteorite falls. The meteor was witnessed over a large area of Canada near Edmonton on November 20th, 2008. The first piece was discovered about a week after the fall by a research and recovery team from the University of Calgary. Buzzard Coulee (H4) - 17.2g Oriented Individual. 1500 x 1017 (194KB). Buzzard Coulee (H4) - 17.2g Oriented Individual. 1500 x 1125 (181KB). 1500 x 1035 (211KB).

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Page of the Week Archive - Meteorites Australia

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Page of the Week Archive / Featured Page. Presented here is the archive of the past Meteorites Australia 'Page of the Week / Featured Page'.

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Pictorial of Type-3 Chondrites - Meteorites Australia

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A Pictorial of Primitive Type-3 Chondrites. In the Meteorites Australia Collection. Some of the most strikingly beautiful and interesting meteorites can be from the classification known as Type-3 Chondrites. These meteorites can represent a relatively unaltered sample of some of the earliest formed materials in our solar system. NWA 2118 (L3.1). NWA 4438 (L3.1). NWA 5507 (L3.2). NWA 5507 (L3.2). NWA 5507 (L3.2). Dhofar 008 (L3.3). NWA 864 (L3.3). NWA 2933 (L3.3). NWA 2667 (L3.4). NWA 2120 (L3.5).