Campo del Cielo meteorite Core Of An Asteroid - Height: 136 mm - Width: 100 mm- 2919 g - (1)






Over 20 years collecting meteorites; former museum curator and experienced restorer.
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Core Of An Asteroid meteorite in the Core Of An Asteroid form, with iron and nickel composition, originating from Argentina, measuring 136 mm high, 100 mm wide and 90 mm deep and weighing 2919 g.
Description from the seller
Core Of An Asteroid — Among the dark folds of this stone hides the ancient voice of the universe. Born in the burning hearts of stars and launched into space by an explosion of light and matter, this meteorite has traversed cosmic ages before brushing our Earth. Its regmaglipti, inscriptions carved by fire and stellar wind, tell of a silent journey between galaxies, nebulae and infinite darkness. The primordial alloy of iron and nickel that composes it is the same that shaped worlds and constellations, witness of a time when the sky was young and the planets still a dream. Observing it is like holding in your hand a fragment of eternity, a tangible memory of when the cosmos was still writing its history. It is stone and memory, fire and ice, a bridge that connects our fragile existence to the boundless vastness of the universe.
Seller's Story
Core Of An Asteroid — Among the dark folds of this stone hides the ancient voice of the universe. Born in the burning hearts of stars and launched into space by an explosion of light and matter, this meteorite has traversed cosmic ages before brushing our Earth. Its regmaglipti, inscriptions carved by fire and stellar wind, tell of a silent journey between galaxies, nebulae and infinite darkness. The primordial alloy of iron and nickel that composes it is the same that shaped worlds and constellations, witness of a time when the sky was young and the planets still a dream. Observing it is like holding in your hand a fragment of eternity, a tangible memory of when the cosmos was still writing its history. It is stone and memory, fire and ice, a bridge that connects our fragile existence to the boundless vastness of the universe.
