Campo del Cielo meteorite Pendant - 3 g - (1)





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Pendant made from Campo del Cielo iron-nickel meteorite, origin Chaco, Grand Chaco Gualamba, Argentina; weight 3 g, dimensions approximately 25.7 × 10.8 × 7.8 mm.
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Pendant Campo del Cielo - Iron Nickel Meteorite.
Size: 25.7 x 10.8 x 7.8 mm +/-
Weight: 3.0 g.
Location: Chaco, Grand Chaco Gualamba, Argentina
Found year: 1576 (Year of discovery of the meteorite field)
Classification: Coarse octahedrite of the IAB group
Composition: 92.6% iron, 6.68% nickel, 0.43% cobalt, 0.25% phosphorus, 87 ppm gallium, 407 ppm germanium and 3.6 ppm iridium.
Parts of the Campo-del-Cielo meteorite, an iron meteorite, were first discovered in 1576 in present-day Argentina. A Spanish governor heard reports from indigenous Indians that iron had fallen from the heavens. He subsequently sent an expedition that brought back several fragments. The find location, a dry area, bore the fitting name Campo del Cielo (Field of the Sky).
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Pendant Campo del Cielo - Iron Nickel Meteorite.
Size: 25.7 x 10.8 x 7.8 mm +/-
Weight: 3.0 g.
Location: Chaco, Grand Chaco Gualamba, Argentina
Found year: 1576 (Year of discovery of the meteorite field)
Classification: Coarse octahedrite of the IAB group
Composition: 92.6% iron, 6.68% nickel, 0.43% cobalt, 0.25% phosphorus, 87 ppm gallium, 407 ppm germanium and 3.6 ppm iridium.
Parts of the Campo-del-Cielo meteorite, an iron meteorite, were first discovered in 1576 in present-day Argentina. A Spanish governor heard reports from indigenous Indians that iron had fallen from the heavens. He subsequently sent an expedition that brought back several fragments. The find location, a dry area, bore the fitting name Campo del Cielo (Field of the Sky).
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Insured shipping with tracking number!

