MURCHISON meteorite CM2, No reserve!!!!! - 0.1 g
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MURCHISON meteorite, CM2 carbonaceous chondrite, from Murchison, Australia, weight 0.1 g.
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Murchison is one of the most fascinating, coveted and hard to find meteorites
Scientists have discovered stardust that formed between 5,000 and 7,000 million years ago. “These are the oldest solid materials ever found, and they tell us how stars formed in our galaxy.”
The tiny “star fragments” analyzed come from a star that formed about 7,000 million years ago during a period of intense star formation. The material expelled by the star first drifted alone through interstellar space and later was buried within a rocky body, where it remained intact for billions of years.
That rock entered our atmosphere and broke apart into all the fragments of the Murchison meteorite that fell over Australia in 1969.
Finding these compounds represents a milestone, since most of the stardust that ends up deposited in meteorites is destroyed by pressure. Only around 5% of known meteorites contain material of this type, and its abundance usually does not exceed a few parts per million.
It is one of the most famous and studied falls of a carbonaceous chondrite
Carbonaceous chondrites account for about 4% of all meteorites
At Expometeoritos, we handle outreach, talks, workshops, analyses, classification and exhibitions of Meteorites.
All our pieces are certified and, moreover, we provide the chemical composition analysis if the piece’s value exceeds €300, performed at our facilities by X-ray Spectroscopy.
Seller's Story
We search for pieces of the cosmos
to put the universe in your hands.
At Expometeoritos we are dedicated to visiting the most inhospitable corners of the planet in search of meteorites and all those elements (Impactites, Suevites, Tektites, etc.) that attest to what the universe around us is like and how it works.
We are adventurous, curious and restless by nature and thanks to this project we can bring the secrets of the cosmos closer to all of you in a different way.
We organize informative talks, exhibitions, we analyze and classify, cut and polish meteorites and, in addition, we offer you the best pieces so that you can get hold of them and have a piece of the universe in your own home.
Our commitment is complete and we want you to have all the guarantees and confidence, that is why all our pieces are certified and an analysis of their chemical composition is also included if the value of the piece exceeds €300. The analysis is carried out in our facilities by X-ray spectrography.
The pieces will be sent by express service UPS 24/48 hours
We are members of:
.- IMCA (International Association of Meteorite Collectors) #8187
.- GMA (Global Meteorite Association) #0078
.- Meteorical Society
.-American Meteor Society
Collegiate Nº 8187 authorized by IMCA for the issuance of official certificates
Translated by Google TranslateMurchison is one of the most fascinating, coveted and hard to find meteorites
Scientists have discovered stardust that formed between 5,000 and 7,000 million years ago. “These are the oldest solid materials ever found, and they tell us how stars formed in our galaxy.”
The tiny “star fragments” analyzed come from a star that formed about 7,000 million years ago during a period of intense star formation. The material expelled by the star first drifted alone through interstellar space and later was buried within a rocky body, where it remained intact for billions of years.
That rock entered our atmosphere and broke apart into all the fragments of the Murchison meteorite that fell over Australia in 1969.
Finding these compounds represents a milestone, since most of the stardust that ends up deposited in meteorites is destroyed by pressure. Only around 5% of known meteorites contain material of this type, and its abundance usually does not exceed a few parts per million.
It is one of the most famous and studied falls of a carbonaceous chondrite
Carbonaceous chondrites account for about 4% of all meteorites
At Expometeoritos, we handle outreach, talks, workshops, analyses, classification and exhibitions of Meteorites.
All our pieces are certified and, moreover, we provide the chemical composition analysis if the piece’s value exceeds €300, performed at our facilities by X-ray Spectroscopy.
Seller's Story
We search for pieces of the cosmos
to put the universe in your hands.
At Expometeoritos we are dedicated to visiting the most inhospitable corners of the planet in search of meteorites and all those elements (Impactites, Suevites, Tektites, etc.) that attest to what the universe around us is like and how it works.
We are adventurous, curious and restless by nature and thanks to this project we can bring the secrets of the cosmos closer to all of you in a different way.
We organize informative talks, exhibitions, we analyze and classify, cut and polish meteorites and, in addition, we offer you the best pieces so that you can get hold of them and have a piece of the universe in your own home.
Our commitment is complete and we want you to have all the guarantees and confidence, that is why all our pieces are certified and an analysis of their chemical composition is also included if the value of the piece exceeds €300. The analysis is carried out in our facilities by X-ray spectrography.
The pieces will be sent by express service UPS 24/48 hours
We are members of:
.- IMCA (International Association of Meteorite Collectors) #8187
.- GMA (Global Meteorite Association) #0078
.- Meteorical Society
.-American Meteor Society
Collegiate Nº 8187 authorized by IMCA for the issuance of official certificates
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Name of meteorite
MURCHISON meteorite
Type of meteorite
CM2, No reserve!!!!!
Weight
0.1 g
Origin (region/city)
Murchison
Country of origin
Australia
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