NWA 3205, IAB-ungrouped
This iron turned out to be compositionally unusual, with a very high iridium content. The Meteoritical Bulletin says a bit more:
NWA 3206, IAB-sLH
This 176 gram disk-shaped iron is chemically a little odd and is structurally unique. It has a great microscopic pattern, but there’s …
NWA 3208, IIIAB
This iron is a highly shocked IIIAB — so shocked that its Thomson structure is almost completely erased. But, while preparing the …
Ensisheim, Nördlinger Ries, and Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines 2015
I really should have taken more photos with people and rocks. I found the camera more often when in the country – …
Kennard, H5
This stone was obtained by Ralph Velich in 1961, and he documented everything fastidiously from then onwards. He described how he obtained …
Kerman, R3
Kerman was purchased in 2009 from a German mineral dealer. The small cut stone came from an old mineral collection with a …
Knyahinya, L/LL5
Knyahinya is a historic fall from Hungary. It was one of the largest meteorite falls to have been observed at the time …
Košice, H5
Košice was a relatively large fall in Slovakia in 2010. Here’s the Meteoritical Bulletin write-up: A video of the fireball, recorded from …
Kunashak, L6
Kunashak fell as a massive shower of stones: at least 20 fell, with a total weight of over 200 kilograms! The largest …
La Colina, H5
La Colina fell at 11:30 pm local time on March 19, 1924, in the Buenos Aires Province of Argentina. Following a bright …