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Meteorit Campo del Cielo


Der Eisenmeteorit Campo del Cielo wurde erstmals 1576 erwähnt.  Am Fundort befindet sich ein Feld von 122 Gruben und Kratern, der größte misst 70m im Durchmesser und ist 5m tief. In den letzten beiden Jahrhunderten wurden dort zahlreiche, zum Teil tonnenschwere Massen geborgen, so dass das Gesamtgewicht auf 30-50 t geschätzt wird, was Campo del Cielo zum drittgrößten Meteoriten nach Hoba und Cape York macht.


Name: Campo del Cielo

Gewicht:  46.08 g

Größe:  41.2 mm x 23.4 mm x 21.1 mm

Typ: 	Coarse octahedrite (Eisenmeteorit)

Fundort: 	Campo del Cielo, Gran Chaco Gualamba, Argentinien

Fall: 	vor 4000 bis 6000 Jahren
Zusammensetzung: 	ca 93 % Fe, 6.68% Ni, 0.43% Co, 0.25% P, 87 ppm Ga, 407 ppm Ge, 3.6 ppm Ir. 

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iron meteorites - Coarse octahedrite - 41.2×23.4×21.1 mm

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