São Julião de Moreira, IIAB
This rare Portuguese iron was discovered in 1883, and was thoroughly distributed, with much of the material being lost. In the Handbook …
Sikhote-Alin, IIAB
The single largest meteorite fall in modern history occurred on February 12th, 1947, at ~10:38 am local time. In Primorsky Krai, a …
Tamarugal, IIIAB
Tamarugal was discovered in Chile in 1903. It is one of a handful of ‘ancient’ meteorites, with a terrestrial age of approximately …
Willcox Playa 010, lodranite
This stone was found on our return trip from Texas, with Camp Wood in the trunk of the car. We stopped to …
Tishomingo, Ungrouped Iron
The Tishomingo meteorite is a Ni-rich ataxite that displays a unique, almost microscopic structure. When found, it consisted of a massive 260 …
Toluca, IAB-sLL
A comprehensive description of the history and discovery of Toluca can be found in Farrington’s 1915 Catalog of North American Meteorites. It …
NWA 7406, EL3
EL3’s are extraordinarily rare. This stone is one of the four approved non-Antarctic EL3’s, as of 2020. Here’s the main mass of …
Trenton, IIIAB
Trenton is a historic American iron first discovered in the 1850s in Wisconsin. Masses of Trenton were initially known simply as the …
NWA 7411, CV3
This brick of a meteorite is a specimen that we bring to every outreach event. Chondrules, big CAIs, it’s perfect. And it’s …
NWA 7634, carbonaceous chondrite
This ~850 gram carbonaceous chondrite is something of an enigma. The original classification was “CO3,” with a description that described it as …