achondrites
Achondrites are a very diverse goup of meteorites representing a wide range of developmental processes in the solar system. Some have crystallization …
[California], Unclassified Achondrite
This stone was found by Jason at a new hunting location in California, in December 2014. It weighs 0.855 grams (with a …
Itqiy, EH7-anomalous
This meteorite is largely comprised of enstatite, and it is presumed to be a partial melt derived from an E or EH-chondrite …
Millbillillie, Eucrite
Millbillillie is an odd one; it was apparently witnessed to fall in October 1960, but no one bothered to track down the …
Mount Egerton, Anomalous Aubrite
The Meteoritical Bulletin entry for Mount Egerton is a bit sparse. This is a book describing the meteorite and its discovery. (5MB) …
[Nevada], Unclassified Achondrite
From Jason: I found this ~1 gram stone in December of 2015 in Nevada and had it set aside with 3 – …
NWA 2482, Polymict Eucrite
Technically, this stone is the remaining main mass of “NWA 2482,” but it belongs to a fairly substantial pairing group. This meteorite …
NWA 3197, Anomalous Howardite
This odd meteorite is a mix of a few different things: the typical HED eucritic and diogenitic material make up most of …
NWA 5363/5400, Ungrouped Achondrite
This meteorite is a primitive achondrite. It retained ~10% metal, some sulfides, and hasn’t changed much since it was a chondrite. It …
NWA 3159/6964, Eucritic Impact Melt
This is a stunning meteorite. It is comprised of a mess of light eucritic clasts surrounded by rivers of vesicular black melt. …