Abee Slice at the Royal Ontario Museum 107 kilograms of Abee were recovered in June 1952 in a wheat field in Abee, Alberta, Canada five days after a fireball was witnessed - it is considered one of the most unusual scientific meteorites ever found Date: 02/25/2012 107 kilograms of Abee were recovered in June 1952 in a wheat field in Abee, Alberta, Canada five days after a fireball was witnessed - it is considered one of the most unusual scientific meteorites ever found
1952 - Abee - 1.100 grams Our small slice is classified as an EH4 impact-melt breccia - the only one known! This is really a one-of-a-kind meteorite! Date: 02/25/2012 Our small slice is classified as an EH4 impact-melt breccia - the only one known! This is really a one-of-a-kind meteorite!
Abee - 1.100 grams Abee was formed billions of years ago in an "oxygen poor" part of the original solar nebula - since so little oxygen was present virtually all of the iron occured as metal or as sulfide - giving a slight gunpower smell to the stone Date: 02/25/2012 Abee was formed billions of years ago in an "oxygen poor" part of the original solar nebula - since so little oxygen was present virtually all of the iron occured as metal or as sulfide - giving a slight gunpower smell to the stone
Namurachi Canyon in Chihuahua, Mexico The Almada (b) meteorite was found near the city of Aldama, in Chihuahua, Mexico in 1996 - more fragments were located in 2001 Date: 07/22/2009 The Almada (b) meteorite was found near the city of Aldama, in Chihuahua, Mexico in 1996 - more fragments were located in 2001
Aldama (b) - 7.9 grams Our great end-cut is classified as an H5 chondrite Date: 07/22/2009 Our great end-cut is classified as an H5 chondrite
Aldama (b) - 7.9 grams About 8 kilograms of material has been recovered so far of this meteorite Date: 07/22/2009 About 8 kilograms of material has been recovered so far of this meteorite
Meteorite hunters in Antarctica The Allan Hills A76009 meteorite was found west of Allan Nunatak on the edge of the Polar plateau in Victoria Land, Antarctica during the 1976-1977 season of ANSMET - NASA Photo Date: 07/09/2009 The Allan Hills A76009 meteorite was found west of Allan Nunatak on the edge of the Polar plateau in Victoria Land, Antarctica during the 1976-1977 season of ANSMET - NASA Photo
Allan Hills A76009 - Fragment Our sample comes from a huge 407 kilogram stone that was split between NASA's collection and various Japanese scientific institutions Date: 07/09/2009 Our sample comes from a huge 407 kilogram stone that was split between NASA's collection and various Japanese scientific institutions
Allan Hills A76009 - Fragment It is classified as an L6 chondrite - these early Antartica meteorites are legal to purchase Date: 07/09/2009 It is classified as an L6 chondrite - these early Antartica meteorites are legal to purchase
Allende Strewnfield Courtesy Ben Roesch Date: 04/13/2009 Allende Strewnfield
Allende - 2.28 grams The fireball was witnessed at on February 8, 1969 over the Mexican state of Chihuahua Date: 01/01/2000 Allende - 2.28 grams
Allende - 2.28 grams The Allende meteorite is the largest carbonaceous chondrite ever found on Earth Date: 01/01/2000 Allende - 2.28 grams
Small boy with the Allende meteorite Courtesy Brian Mason, Smithsonian Date: 04/13/2009 Small boy with the Allende meteorite - Courtesy Brian Mason, Smithsonian
Allende - .404 grams Allende - .404 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Allende - .404 grams
Allende - .404 grams Allende - .404 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Allende - .404 grams
Cusarare Falls Located in Copper Canyon, Chihuahua, Mexico near the location of the Allende meteorite fall Date: 04/28/2009 Cusarare Falls
Allende - 3.6 grams Allende - 3.6 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Allende - 3.6 grams
Allende - 3.6 grams Allende - 3.6 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Allende - 3.6 grams
Arivaca - Main Mass This stone was claimed to have been found by Carl Esparza on the Wilbur Cruce Ranch near Arivaca, Arizona in 1999 - it is a real meteorite - but not everyone believes it was actually found on the ranch - some think it is an NWA stone Date: 06/22/2009 This stone was claimed to have been found by Carl Esparza on the Wilbur Cruce Ranch near Arivaca, Arizona in 1999 - it is a real meteorite - but not everyone believes it was actually found on the ranch - some think it is an NWA stone
Arivaca - 4.56 grams Our slice is classified as an achondrite from the eucrite group - the meteorite is a monomict breccia Date: 06/22/2009 Arivaca - 4.56 grams
Arivaca - 4.56 grams The TKW of the meteorite is about 960 grams Date: 06/22/2009 Arivaca - 4.56 grams
Buenos Aires Argentina The Balcarce meteorite was found near here in June of 2002 Date: 01/17/2010 The Balcarce meteorite was found near here in June of 2002
Balcarce - 10 grams Balcarce is currently unclassified but it is suspected to be an H4 chondrite Date: 01/17/2010 Balcarce is currently unclassified but it is suspected to be an H4 chondrite
Balcarce - 10 grams The bottom view of our Balcarce individual Date: 01/17/2010 The bottom view of our Balcarce individual
Bassikounou Map Courtesy meteorite-recon.com Date: 04/05/2009 Bassikounou Map
Bassikounou - 14.6 grams A single stone of 3,165 grams was found by A. Salem El Moichine after it fell on October 16, 2006 Date: 01/01/2000 A single stone of 3,165 grams was found by A. Salem El Moichine after it fell on October 16, 2006
Bassikounou - 14.6 grams Soon after the first stone - more than twenty additional specimens similar to our stone above were recovered by locals and meteorite hunters Date: 01/01/2000 Soon after the first stone - more than twenty additional specimens similar to our stone above were recovered by locals and meteorite hunters
Bassikounou Strewnfield The additional finds defined a eight kilometer long strewnfield shown on the map above - with even more additional finds the total recovered mass is now over 46 kilograms - Courtesy meteorite-recon.com Date: 04/05/2009 The additional finds defined a eight kilometer long strewnfield shown on the map above - with even more additional finds the total recovered mass is now over 46 kilograms - Courtesy meteorite-recon.com
Bassikounou - 2.6 grams This broken fragment provides a nice look inside the meteorite Date: 01/01/2000 This broken fragment provides a nice look inside the meteorite
Bassikounou - 2.6 grams Our various specimens have been classified as H5 ordinary chondrites Date: 01/01/2000 Our various specimens have been classified as H5 ordinary chondrites
Bassikounou Landscape Desert landscape between Bassikounou and Nema Date: 04/11/2009 Landscape between Bassikounou and Nema
Bassikounou - 3.14 grams Many of these small individuals have now been found and are available to collectors Date: 01/01/2000 Many of these small individuals have now been found and are available to collectors
Bassikounou - 3.14 grams Most stones have a great jet-black crust with lots of visible metal Date: 01/01/2000 Most stones have a great jet-black crust with lots of visible metal
Bassikounou Strewnfield - Satellite Courtesy Dr. Svend Buhl - niger-meteorite-recon.de Date: 09/06/2007 Bassikounou Strewnfield - Satellite
Bassikounou - 9.8 grams This cut stone shows the distinctive brown and light gray interior Date: 05/05/2009 This cut stone shows the distinctive brown and light gray interior
Bassikounou - 9.8 grams A look at the crusted side of the cut specimen Date: 05/05/2009 A look at the crusted side of the cut specimen
Historical map of Sumner County Kansas The four stones of the Belle Plaine L6 Chondrite were found here in 1950 Date: 04/13/2009 The four stones of the Belle Plaine L6 Chondrite were found here in 1950
Sumner County Landscape The terrain is mostly irrigated farmland Date: 01/03/2003 Sumner County Landscape
Belle Plaine - 1.72 grams Our small piece has a slight blue color highlighted with sparkling metal Date: 01/01/2000 Our small piece has a slight blue color highlighted with sparkling metal
Rissani The Bensour meteorite fell near the town of Rissani in Morocco Date: 04/13/2009 Rissani
Bensour - 26.94 grams Bensour is an Arabic word meaning "land of falcons" Date: 01/01/2000 Bensour - 26.94 grams
Bensour - 26.94 grams A peek inside the stone shows some metal inclusions Date: 01/01/2000 A peek inside the stone shows some metal inclusions
Berber nomad holding the main mass of Bensour - 9.2 kilograms Michael Farmer bought many stones from this nomad! - image courtesty meteoritehunter.com Date: 04/13/2009 Michael Farmer holding the main mass of Bensour
Bensour - .87 grams The strewnfield crossed the border into Algeria - with the smaller pieces in Morocco and the larger in Algeria Date: 01/01/2000 Bensour - .87 grams
Bensour - .87 grams Another look at the internal matrix of this meteorite Date: 01/01/2000 Another look at the internal matrix of this meteorite
Berduc Strewnfield Near Colonia Berduc in Argentina a bright meteor was reported on April 7, 2008 - a 154 gram stone was recovered and it is now located at the MNCNA-AS - many additional pieces have been found since - map courtesy Michael Farmer Date: 02/01/2010 Near Colonia Berduc in Argentina a bright meteor was reported on April 7, 2008 - a 154 gram stone was recovered and it is now located at the MNCNA-AS - many additional pieces have been found since - map courtesy Michael Farmer
Berduc - 1.63 grams We photographed this small broken individual which has been classified as an L6 ordinary chondrite - this specimen gives a good look inside this fresh stone Date: 02/01/2010 We photographed this small broken individual which has been classified as an L6 ordinary chondrite - this specimen gives a good look inside this fresh stone
Berduc - 1.63 grams The outside of the Berduc meteorite is a glossy, jet black, fresh crust! Date: 02/01/2010 The outside of the Berduc meteorite is a glossy, jet black, fresh crust!
Southern Tagalog, Philippines The Bondoc meteorite was found on the Bondoc Peninsula of Luzon Island in the Philippines in 1956 - it weighed 888.6 kilograms Date: 08/30/2009 The Bondoc meteorite was found on the Bondoc Peninsula of Luzon Island in the Philippines in 1956 - it weighed 888.6 kilograms
Label from the Smithsonian In August of 1962 Harvey Nininger aquired the meteorite - part of it was put into the USNM collection - our small sample is from that material at the Smithsonian which was acquired through a trade with a well known meteorite hunter Date: 01/01/2000 In August of 1962 Harvey Nininger aquired the meteorite - part of it was put into the USNM collection - our small sample is from that material at the Smithsonian which was acquired through a trade with a well known meteorite hunter
Bondoc - 1.519 grams Our nice piece is classified as a mesosiderite of petrologic class B and metamorphic grade 4 - which are meteorites which contain subequal silicate and metallic components Date: 08/30/2009 Our nice piece is classified as a mesosiderite of petrologic class B and metamorphic grade 4 - which are meteorites which contain subequal silicate and metallic components
Buzzard Coulee Video This bright fireball was seen across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba Canada during the evening of November 20, 2008 - the video was recorded by a dash camera Date: 09/20/2010 This bright fireball was seen across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba Canada during the evening of November 20, 2008 - the video was recorded by a dash camera
Buzzard Coulee Map This map shows the general landing zone and strewnfield location of the meteorite fragments Date: 09/20/2010 This map shows the general landing zone and strewnfield location of the meteorite fragments
Ellen Milley looks at the first Buzzard Coulee stone The first recovered fragment was found on a frozen lake - the photograph was taken by Grady Semmens Date: 09/20/2010 The first recovered fragment was found on a frozen lake - the photograph was taken by Grady Semmens
McCartney Taylor at Buzzard Coulee McCartney made two trips up to join the hunt - one shortly after the fall - and one in the spring after the snow melt Date: 09/20/2010 McCartney made two trips up to join the hunt - one shortly after the fall - and one in the spring after the snow melt
McCartney Taylor with a find The fields were great for hunting meteorites except for it was "tooooo cold" - McCartney holds up an individual from his huge number of Buzzard Coulee finds Date: 09/20/2010 The fields were great for hunting meteorites except for it was "tooooo cold" - McCartney holds up an individual from his huge number of Buzzard Coulee finds
Canadian Meteorite Export Permit This was a welcome sight - I waited almost 18 months for the permits to be approved for the Buzzard Coulee stones I puchased Date: 09/20/2010 This was a welcome sight - I waited almost 18 months for the permits to be approved for the Buzzard Coulee stones I puchased
Taylor Find in-situ - Buzzard Coulee - 6.8 grams A great close-up shot of the first stone that we bought from McCartney - when the fireball fell the explosions were recorded by CTBT infrasound stations which indicated an energy release of approximately one third of a kiloton Date: 09/20/2010 A great close-up shot of the first stone that we bought from McCartney - when the fireball fell the explosions were recorded by CTBT infrasound stations which indicated an energy release of approximately one third of a kiloton
Buzzard Coulee - 6.8 grams This naturally windowed little stone was obtained from McCartney - it is classified as an H4 ordinary chondrite Date: 01/01/2000 This naturally windowed little stone was obtained from McCartney - it is classified as an H4 ordinary chondrite
Buzzard Coulee - 6.8 grams The reverse view of the windowed Buzzard Coulee - the initial strewnfield was estimated at seven kilometers long and approximately three kilometers wide Date: 09/20/2010 The reverse view of the windowed Buzzard Coulee - the initial strewnfield was estimated at seven kilometers long and approximately three kilometers wide
Taylor Find in-situ - Buzzard Coulee - 7.7 grams A great close-up shot of the second stone that we bought from McCartney - the original meteoroid mass of Buzzard Coulee has been estimated at about 10 tons Date: 09/20/2010 A great close-up shot of the second stone that we bought from McCartney - the original meteoroid mass of Buzzard Coulee has been estimated at about 10 tons
Buzzard Coulee - 7.7 grams Our second specimen acquired from McCartney is fully crusted with no windows and only minor blemishes from the impact - dozens and dozens of all sizes of these stones have been recovered from the fall Date: 09/20/2010 Our second specimen acquired from McCartney is fully crusted with no windows and only minor blemishes from the impact - dozens and dozens of all sizes of these stones have been recovered from the fall
Buzzard Coulee - 7.7 grams The reverse side of this incredible jet-black crusted stone - the surface features are classic for a fresh-fall specimen Date: 09/20/2010 The reverse side of this incredible jet-black crusted stone - the surface features are classic for a fresh-fall specimen
Unpacking Buzzard Coulee meteorites Meteorite hunter McCartney Taylor lives about 10 minutes from my house in the same part of Austin, Texas - a GREAT thing if you are a meteorite collector! - here I am looking through his just opened shipment of Buzzard Coulee specimens Date: 09/20/2010 Meteorite hunter McCartney Taylor lives about 10 minutes from my house in the same part of Austin, Texas - a GREAT thing if you are a meteorite collector! - here I am looking through his just opened shipment of Buzzard Coulee specimens
A really nice Buzzard Coulee specimen I helped McCartney to sort and classifiy the various specimens - he had collected some incredible oriented and flow-lined stones - I purchased a couple based on their amazing dark, black fresh crust - those are posted up above Date: 09/20/2010 I helped McCartney to sort and classifiy the various specimens - he had collected some incredible oriented and flow-lined stones - I purchased a couple based on their amazing dark, black fresh crust - those are posted up above
Buzzard Coulee - 6.6 grams I selected this very fresh stone through a dealer at the Tucson show and it finally arrived many months later after the export was approved Date: 09/20/2010 I selected this very fresh stone through a dealer at the Tucson show and it finally arrived many months later after the export was approved
Caldwell, Kansas In 1961, Vernie Havorka found the Caldwell meteorite while plowing a field - Harvey Nininger otained a small piece for testing but he never obtained the stone - it is now a part of the Kansas Meteorite Collection Date: 10/02/2009 In 1961, Vernie Havorka found the Caldwell meteorite while plowing a field - Harvey Nininger otained a small piece for testing but he never obtained the stone - it is now a part of the Kansas Meteorite Collection
Caldwell - 7 grams We obtained our beautiful slice from the Kansas Meteorite Collection - the original stone weighed 12.9 kilograms Date: 10/02/2009 We obtained our beautiful slice from the Kansas Meteorite Collection - the original stone weighed 12.9 kilograms
Caldwell - 7 grams Our slice has been classified as an ordinary chondrite from the L group that has experienced impact melting Date: 10/02/2009 Our slice has been classified as an ordinary chondrite from the L group that has experienced impact melting
Campo del Cielo on Display The first record of the meteorite was in 1576 when a Spanish governor learned of the iron from Indians who reportedly believed that it had come from heaven - Photo courtesy Argentinean Tourist Board Date: 04/09/2009 The first record of the meteorite was in 1576 when a Spanish governor learned of the iron from Indians who reportedly believed that it had come from heaven - Photo courtesy Argentinean Tourist Board
Campo del Cielo - 34.48 grams The "Posing Lion" Stone This was the first meteorite of the collection - Purchased in 2000 Date: 01/01/2000 Campo del Cielo
Campo del Cielo - 23.23 grams Another great sample! - it is classified as an iron meteorite belonging to the main group (MG) of the IAB complex Date: 01/01/2000 Another great sample! - it is classified as an iron meteorite belonging to the main group (MG) of the IAB complex
Campo del Cielo - 228.5 grams Another great individual - this one is crusted! Date: 01/01/2000 Another great individual - this one is crusted!
Campo del Cielo - 228.5 grams Another look at the crusted individual Date: 01/01/2000 Another look at the crusted individual
Campo del Cielo - 228.5 grams This one looks and feels like a "classic" meteorite! Date: 01/01/2000 This one looks and feels like a "classic" meteorite!
"El Chaco" An old photo of "El Chaco" - a very large Campo del Cielo which was almost "stolen" in 1990 by the American Robert Alan Haag Date: 09/24/2009 An old photo of "El Chaco" - a very large Campo del Cielo which was almost "stolen" in 1990 by the American Robert Alan Haag
Campo del Cielo - 52 grams A look inside of Campo del Cielo courtesy of this nice meteorite slice Date: 01/01/2000 A look inside of Campo del Cielo courtesy of this nice meteorite slice
Campo del Cielo - 52 grams The reverse side of the same slice Date: 01/01/2000 The reverse side of the same slice
Provincia de Santiago del Estero, Argentina The location of the fall of the Campo del Ceilo meteorite Date: 11/08/2009 The location of the fall of the Campo del Ceilo meteorite
Campo del Cielo - 848 grams One of our larger specimens of this very heavy meteorite! Date: 09/30/2009 One of our larger specimens of this very heavy meteorite!
Campo del Cielo - 848 grams This specimen has a nice, dark crust Date: 09/30/2009 This specimen has a nice, dark crust
Ceara, Brazil A meteorite shower fell about 18 kilometers east of the village of Campos Sales in Ceara, Brazil - about 23.68 kilograms of stones were recovered from grain fields along the road Date: 07/23/2009 A meteorite shower fell about 18 kilometers east of the village of Campos Sales in Ceara, Brazil - about 23.68 kilograms of stones were recovered from grain fields along the road
Campos Sales - .520 grams Our small fragment is classified as an L5 chondrite Date: 07/23/2009 Our small fragment is classified as an L5 chondrite
Campos Sales - .520 grams The initial search from this witnessed fall produced 35 large specimens - ranging from 3 grams to 3.5 kilograms Date: 07/23/2009 The initial search from this witnessed fall produced 35 large specimens - ranging from 3 grams to 3.5 kilograms
Meteor Crater Meteor Crater Date: 04/20/2009 Meteor Crater
Canyon Diablo - 37 grams Canyon Diablo - 37 grams Date: 04/20/2009 Canyon Diablo - 37 grams
Canyon Diablo - 37 grams Canyon Diablo - 37 grams Date: 04/20/2009 Canyon Diablo - 37 grams
Meteor Crater Meteor Crater Date: 09/17/2002 Meteor Crater
Canyon Diablo - 17 grams Canyon Diablo - 17 grams Date: 04/20/2009 Canyon Diablo - 17 grams
Canyon Diablo - 17 grams Canyon Diablo - 17 grams Date: 04/20/2009 Canyon Diablo - 17 grams
Canyon Diablo "Holsinger Meteorite" The biggest recovered fragment of the famous Canyon Diablo meteorite - it weighs 639 kilograms and it is now on display in the Meteor Crater Visitor Center on the rim of the crater Date: 08/27/2009 The biggest recovered fragment of the famous Canyon Diablo meteorite - it weighs 639 kilograms and it is now on display in the Meteor Crater Visitor Center on the rim of the crater
American Meteorite Laboratory Label Dr. Harvey Nininger founded the American Meteorite Laboratory and he also created the original Meteorite Museum on Route 66 near Meteor Crater - our Canyon Diablo Spheroids are from this famous collection! Date: 08/27/2009 Dr. Harvey Nininger founded the American Meteorite Laboratory and he also created the original Meteorite Museum on Route 66 near Meteor Crater - our Canyon Diablo Spheroids are from this famous collection!
Canyon Diablo Spheroids These tiny individual round spheres were found around meteor crater using metal detectors and strong magnets - they were a common item for sale at Nininger's original Meteorite Museum Date: 08/27/2009 These tiny individual round spheres were found around meteor crater using metal detectors and strong magnets - they were a common item for sale at Nininger's original Meteorite Museum
Santa Cruz Province, Argentina In 2004, Luis Bruschini found the first Cerro Mesa meteorite stone - the fall was in the Santa Cruz province of Patagonia, Argentina Date: 06/28/2009 In 2004, Luis Bruschini found the first Cerro Mesa meteorite stone - the fall was in the Santa Cruz province of Patagonia, Argentina
Cerro Mesa - .800 grams Our small crusted fragment is classified as an L6 chondrite Date: 06/28/2009 Our small crusted fragment is classified as an L6 chondrite
Cerro Mesa - .800 grams The total known weight of this fall is about 10.5 kilograms Date: 06/28/2009 The total known weight of this fall is about 10.5 kilograms
Dar al Gani Strewnfield Courtesy SaharaMet.com Date: 04/09/2009 Dar al Gani strewn field Courtest SaharaMet.com
Dar al Gani 082 - .80 grams Dar al Gani 082 - .80 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Dar al Gani 082 - .80 grams
Dar al Gani 082 - .80 grams Dar al Gani 082 - .80 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Dar al Gani 082 - .80 grams
Logan County Arkansas The Delaware meteorite fell between the Ozark Mountains to the north and Ouachita mountains to the south Date: 07/12/2009 The Delaware meteorite fell between the Ozark Mountains to the north and Ouachita mountains to the south
Delaware - 3.316 grams Our slice is from a 8.346 kilogram stone that was found by 12 year old Daniel Michaelson while hunting for arrowheads Date: 07/12/2009 Our slice is from a 8.346 kilogram stone that was found by 12 year old Daniel Michaelson while hunting for arrowheads
Delaware - 3.316 grams The meteorite is classified as an L4 chondrite Date: 07/12/2009 The meteorite is classified as an L4 chondrite
American Meteorite Museum Harvey Nininger founded the American Meteorite Museum in 1942 - it was located near Meteor Crater, Arizona until 1953 - later it was located in Sedona, Arizona until 1960 Date: 09/25/2009 Harvey Nininger founded the American Meteorite Museum in 1942 - it was located near Meteor Crater, Arizona until 1953 - later it was located in Sedona, Arizona until 1960
American Meteorite Laboratory Label Back in 1879, three meteorite fragments weighing 37.2 kilograms in total were found by a Mr. F. M. Kendrick southeast of Densmore - in 1939 they were recognized as meteoritic and later obtained by Harvey Nininger for the AML Date: 09/25/2009 Back in 1879, three meteorite fragments weighing 37.2 kilograms in total were found by a Mr. F. M. Kendrick southeast of Densmore - in 1939 they were recognized as meteoritic and later obtained by Harvey Nininger for the AML
Densmore - .780 grams Our "cheese shaped" slice has been classified as an L6 ordinary chondrite - it is from the AML collection Date: 09/25/2009 Our "cheese shaped" slice has been classified as an L6 ordinary chondrite - it is from the AML collection
Oman Architecture A beautiful palace Date: 05/06/2009 Oman Architecture
Dhofar 020 - 5.02 grams Dhofar 020 - 5.02 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Dhofar 020 - 5.02 grams
Dhofar 020 - 5.02 grams Lots of metal and an interesting purple matrix within this stone Date: 01/01/2000 Dhofar 020 - 5.02 grams
Russia's Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry A large sample of Dhofar 200 is held in the VERNAD collection in Russia Date: 05/28/2009 A large sample of Dhofar 200 is held in the VERNAD collection in Russia
Dhofar 200 - 16.87 grams Dhofar 200 - 16.87 grams Date: 05/28/2009 Dhofar 200 - 16.87 grams
Dhofar 200 - 16.87 grams Dhofar 200 - 16.87 grams Date: 05/28/2009 Dhofar 200 - 16.87 grams
Rare Vesiculated Diogenite Twelve dark gray stones totaling 2,770 grams were found in the Dhofar region of Oman in 2002 - a few very small stones and one large one were found to contain vesicles! Date: 02/01/2010 Twelve dark gray stones totaling 2,770 grams were found in the Dhofar region of Oman in 2002 - a few very small stones and one large one were found to contain vesicles!
Dhofar 700 - 1.5 grams Our small fragment has been classified as an achondrite from the diogenite group Date: 02/01/2010 Our small fragment has been classified as an achondrite from the diogenite group
Dhofar 700 - 1.5 grams Vesicles have never been observed in a Diogenite before and it is a real mystery! Date: 02/01/2010 Vesicles have never been observed in a Diogenite before and it is a real mystery!
D'Orbigny meteorite - original stone In this photo from the Oregonian, Edwin Thompson holds the D'Orbigny meteorite which was purchased and donated to the Portland State University Cascadia Meteorite Lab - photo Fredrick D. Joe/The Oregonian Date: 11/08/2009 In this photo from the Oregonian, Edwin Thompson holds the D'Orbigny meteorite which was purchased and donated to the Portland State University Cascadia Meteorite Lab - photo Fredrick D. Joe/The Oregonian
D’Orbigny thin film image The original 16.55 kilogram stone was found in a corn field after a farmer hit it with a plow - this photo was taken with transmitted light - anorthite is white, augite is gray, olivine is light gray Date: 11/08/2009 The original 16.55 kilogram stone was found in a corn field after a farmer hit it with a plow - this photo was taken with transmitted light - anorthite is white, augite is gray, olivine is light gray
D'Orbigny - Fragments Our fragments have been classified as an Angrite - one of the oldest and rarest of meteorite materials - the original stone was found in Buenos Aires Province in Argentina and was full of vugs and vesicles - a very special stone indeed! Date: 11/08/2009 Our fragments have been classified as an Angrite - one of the oldest and rarest of meteorite materials - the original stone was found in Buenos Aires Province in Argentina and was full of vugs and vesicles - a very special stone indeed!
Oleg Nikolayevich Gus'kov Gus'kov found the original meteorite near the village of Dronino, Kasimovsky Raion, Ryazan Oblast in July, 2000 - image courtesy The Laboratory of Meteoritics, Russia Date: 04/30/2009 Gus'kov found the original meteorite near the village of Dronino, Kasimovsky Raion, Ryazan Oblast in July, 2000 - image courtesy The Laboratory of Meteoritics, Russia
Dronino - 12.1 grams Dronino - 12.1 grams Date: 04/30/2009 Dronino - 12.1 grams
Dronino - 12.1 grams This mirror-polished end piece is truly beautiful - it also has several remarkable inclusions Date: 01/01/2000 Dronino - 12.1 grams
Pitt County North Carolina in the 1930s On December 4, 1934 a huge meteorite fall was witnessed in North Carolia - two pieces were initially recovered with the first found in Farmville - a total of 56 kilograms has now been collected Date: 08/21/2009 On December 4, 1934 a huge meteorite fall was witnessed in North Carolia - two pieces were initially recovered with the first found in Farmville - a total of 56 kilograms has now been collected
Farmville Label from the Smithsonian Institution Our sample fragments are from the Smithsonian Institution - but Harry Davis - the North Carolina State Museum director in the 1930s - collected the second big piece found and it is still on display in the State Museum's collection Date: 01/01/2000 Our sample fragments are from the Smithsonian Institution - but Harry Davis - the North Carolina State Museum director in the 1930s - collected the second big piece found and it is still on display in the State Museum's collection
Farmville - .077 grams Our small fragments of the meteorite are classified as an H4 chondrite Date: 08/21/2009 Our small fragments of the meteorite are classified as an H4 chondrite
Landscape around Kingman Arizona Franconia H5 Chondrites are found near Kingman Date: 04/13/2009 Landscape aroung Kingman Arizona
Franconia - 6.3 grams Franconia has an interesting and rich matrix which is easy to recognize Date: 01/01/2000 Franconia - 6.3 grams
Franconia - 6.3 grams Franconia - 6.3 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Franconia - 6.3 grams
Airplane Graveyard near Mojave, AZ The Franconia meteorite strewn field is also in Mojave, AZ Date: 06/18/2009 Airplane Graveyard near Mojave, AZ
Franconia - 29.2 grams The first stone was found in 2002 and over 100 kilograms have been found since that time! Date: 06/18/2009 Franconia - 29.2 grams
Franconia - 29.2 grams Franconia - 29.2 grams Date: 06/18/2009 Franconia - 29.2 grams
Ghubara Meteorite at SUNY Geneseo The huge stone belongs to the Spacecraft Planetary Imaging Facility at Cornell University Date: 05/29/2009 Ghubara Meteorite at SUNY Geneseo
Ghubara - 16.5 grams This L5 chondrite was found in Oman in 1954 Date: 05/29/2009 Ghubara - 16.5 grams
Ghubara - 16.5 grams Over 1.75 metric tons have been recovered! Date: 05/29/2009 Ghubara - 16.5 grams
Nakhal Fort A great landmark in Oman Date: 06/06/2009 Nakhal Fort
Ghubara - 6.99 grams Some nicely colored chondrules are visible in the close-up view Date: 06/06/2009 Ghubara - 6.99 grams
Ghubara - 6.99 grams Ghubara - 6.99 grams Date: 06/06/2009 Ghubara - 6.99 grams
Namibia The Gibeon Meteorite was first reported by Capt. J.E. Alexander in 1838 - he heard about big stones of native iron up on the east side of the Fish River and he was able to obtain early samples for analysis Date: 07/10/2009 The Gibeon Meteorite was first reported by Capt. J.E. Alexander in 1838 - he heard about big stones of native iron up on the east side of the Fish River and he was able to obtain early samples for analysis
Gibeon - 19.4 grams Our five-sided sample is classified as an iron meteorite belonging to chemical group IVA Date: 07/10/2009 Our five-sided sample is classified as an iron meteorite belonging to chemical group IVA
Gibeon - 19.4 grams Over 26 metric tons of the Gibeon meteorite have been recovered! - It is one of the most common meteorites for sale - it can be found cut into many unique shapes and it is often made into jewelry Date: 07/10/2009 Over 26 metric tons of the Gibeon meteorite have been recovered! - It is one of the most common meteorites for sale - it can be found cut into many unique shapes and it is often made into jewelry
Namibia A 232 kilogram mass of Gibeon was recovered in 1857 - later many masses between 100 and 500 kilograms were recovered shortly after 1900 - a curious side note is that no small individuals were found by meteorite hunters at that time Date: 07/10/2009 A 232 kilogram mass of Gibeon was recovered in 1857 - later many masses between 100 and 500 kilograms were recovered shortly after 1900 - a curious side note is that no small individuals were found by meteorite hunters at that time
Gibeon - 2.79 grams We obtained this rare small individual which was found using modern metal detection equipment! Date: 07/10/2009 We obtained this rare small individual which was found using modern metal detection equipment!
Gibeon - 2.79 grams It has a dark exterior and it is in very good condition Date: 07/10/2009 It has a dark exterior and it is in very good condition
Gibeon meteorites on Display These large Gibeon stones are on permanent display in the Post Street Mall in Windhoek Date: 08/27/2009 These large Gibeon stones are on permanent display in the Post Street Mall in Windhoek
Gibeon - 3.13 grams A small Gibeon slice which shows a Widmanstätten pattern Date: 08/27/2009 A small Gibeon slice which shows a Widmanstätten pattern
Gibeon - 3.13 grams The back side of our small Gibeon slice which also shows a Widmanstätten pattern Date: 08/27/2009 The back side of our small Gibeon slice which also shows a Widmanstätten pattern
Railway near the Nico Farm The Gibeon meteorite was found at the farm of Nico near the railroad station of Asab in Namaland, Namibia Date: 01/19/2010 The Gibeon meteorite was found at the farm of Nico near the railroad station of Asab in Namaland, Namibia
Gibeon We purchased this slice of Gibeon at the Japan Museum of Natural History in Tokyo - it was not from their collection - it was from their gift shop! Date: 01/19/2010 We purchased this slice of Gibeon at the Japan Museum of Natural History in Tokyo - it was not from their collection - it was from their gift shop!
Gibeon The reverse side of our Japan acquired Gibeon meteorite Date: 01/19/2010 The reverse side of our Japan acquired Gibeon meteorite
Gold Basin Photo courtesy Twink Monrad Date: 04/08/2009 Twink Monrad
Gold Basin - 28.7 grams A stony-chondrite L-4 / L-6 meteorite Date: 01/01/2000 A stony-chondrite L-4 / L-6 meteorite
Gold Basin - 28.7 grams The oldest known strewnfield in the US - it is estimated to be about 25,000 years old Date: 01/01/2000 The oldest known strewnfield in the US - it is estimated to be about 25,000 years old
Gold Basin Strewnfield Courtesy R. S. Verish, Meteorite-Recovery Foundation Date: 04/08/2009 Courtesy R. S. Verish, Meteorite-Recovery Foundation
Gold Basin - 2.8 grams Gold Basin - 2.8 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Gold Basin - 2.8 grams
Gold Basin - 2.8 grams Gold Basin - 2.8 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Gold Basin - 2.8 grams
Arizona Meteorite Locations Courtesy the Lunar and Planetary Institute Date: 04/20/2009 Arizona Meteorite Locations
Gold Basin Landscape Yep, it's a desert Date: 04/20/2009 Gold Basin - 9.88 grams
Gold Basin - 9.88 grams Another easily recognizable Arizona meteorite - no wonder so many hunter's live in that state! Date: 01/01/2000 Gold Basin - 9.88 grams
Gold Basin - 40.67 grams This nice Gold Basin end cut was found by Jack Schrader - he painted the original weight on the side of the stone Date: 08/21/2009 This nice Gold Basin end cut was found by Jack Schrader - he painted the original weight on the side of the stone
Gold Basin - 40.67 grams The outside crust has a very earth-rock appearance Date: 08/21/2009 The outside crust has a very earth-rock appearance
Gold Basin - 40.67 grams But slicing the stone in half confirms that the rock is from another world! Date: 08/21/2009 But slicing the stone in half confirms that the rock is from another world!
Jim Kriegh and Richard Norton In the Gold Basin strewnfield in April 1998 - we miss both of these great meteorite personalities! - Jim painstakingly mapped the Gold Basin specimen locations over a two year period - Photo courtesy Twink Monrad Date: 02/18/2010 In the Gold Basin strewnfield in April 1998 - we miss both of these great meteorite personalities! - Jim painstakingly mapped the Gold Basin specimen locations over a two year period - Photo courtesy Twink Monrad
Gold Basin - 47.9 grams Another good piece from our collection Date: 02/18/2010 Another good piece from our collection
Gold Basin - 47.9 grams Gold Basin can easily be mistaken for an ordinary earth rock Date: 02/18/2010 Gold Basin can easily be mistaken for an ordinary earth rock
Gujba displayed by Moritz Karl in Tucson A meteorite fell in a field near the village of Bogga Dingare in Nigeria in 1984 - the villagers broke the 100 kilogram meteorite into many pieces - and most of the material was dispersed Date: 09/01/2010 A meteorite fell in a field near the village of Bogga Dingare in Nigeria in 1984 - the villagers broke the 100 kilogram meteorite into many pieces - and most of the material was dispersed
Gujba - 1.35 grams Our facinating slice of Gujba which as been classified as a CBa -- which really means it is a carbonaceous chondrite of the CB group of subtype a Date: 09/01/2010 Our facinating slice of Gujba which as been classified as a CBa -- which really means it is a carbonaceous chondrite of the CB group of subtype a
Gujba - 1.35 grams This meteotite has big, centimeter-sized chondrule-like objects and abundant metal which is over half of the volume - no wonder it is such a favorite with collectors! Date: 09/01/2010 This meteotite has big, centimeter-sized chondrule-like objects and abundant metal which is over half of the volume - no wonder it is such a favorite with collectors!
Draa Valley kasbah An ancient fort that was constructed from mud bricks Date: 04/13/2009 Draa Valley kasbahs
Hamada du Draa (El Hammami) - 2.9 grams Hamada du Draa (El Hammami) - 2.9 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Hamada du Draa (El Hammami) - 2.9 grams
Hamada du Draa (El Hammami) - 6.7 grams Hamada du Draa (El Hammami) - 6.7 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Hamada du Draa (El Hammami) - 6.7 grams
Hammadah al Hamra Looking out over the Hammadah al Hamra plateau Date: 05/03/2009 Hammadah al Hamra
Hammadah al Hamra 254 - 16.2 grams Hammadah al Hamra 254 - 16.2 grams Date: 05/03/2009 Hammadah al Hamra 254 - 16.2 grams
Hammadah al Hamra 254 - 16.2 grams Hammadah al Hamra 254 - 16.2 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Hammadah al Hamra 254 - 16.2 grams
Hope Creek in Alaska A 9.83 kilogram stone was found in 1986 with a metal detector by Chris Shaw while he was prospecting for gold in the creek! Date: 06/28/2009 A 9.83 kilogram stone was found in 1986 with a metal detector by Chris Shaw while he was prospecting for gold in the creek!
Hope Creek - 4.0 grams Amazingly, only four meteorites have been recovered in Alaska (the largest state in the US) - probably because of the low population and minimal farming - our nice sample is classified as LL6 chondrite Date: 06/28/2009 Amazingly, only four meteorites have been recovered in Alaska (the largest state in the US) - probably because of the low population and minimal farming - our nice sample is classified as LL6 chondrite
Hope Creek - 4.0 grams The stone was divided and has found its way into many of the major collections and institutions Date: 06/28/2009 The stone was divided and has found its way into many of the major collections and institutions
Al Wusta, Oman About 16.01 kilograms of the Jiddat al Harasis 267 meteorite was recovered in Al Wusta, Oman in 2005 Date: 07/22/2009 About 16.01 kilograms of the Jiddat al Harasis 267 meteorite was recovered in Al Wusta, Oman in 2005
Jiddat al Harasis 267 - .391 grams Our small fragment is classified as a mesosiderite that has not been assigned to a petrologic class or metamorphic grade Date: 07/22/2009 Our small fragment is classified as a mesosiderite that has not been assigned to a petrologic class or metamorphic grade
Jiddat al Harasis 267 - .391 grams This meteorite is also a part of the University of Bern collection in Switzerland Date: 07/22/2009 This meteorite is also a part of the University of Bern collection in Switzerland
Santa Cruz, Argentina The Laguna Manantiales meteorite was discovered here in 1945 - it is in southern part of Argentina which is near Antartica - this part of the country is cold! Date: 09/24/2009 The Laguna Manantiales meteorite was discovered here in 1945 - it is in southern part of Argentina which is near Antartica - this part of the country is cold!
Laguna Manantiales - 23.8 grams Our wonderful crusted piece is an iron meteorite that has not been fully classified Date: 09/24/2009 Our wonderful crusted piece is an iron meteorite that has not been fully classified
Laguna Manantiales - 23.8 grams A look at the bottom of our specimen - about 92 kilograms of material has been gathered of this meteorite Date: 09/24/2009 A look at the bottom of our specimen - about 92 kilograms of material has been gathered of this meteorite
Robert Haag and the Mayor of La Criolla in Argentina in 1985 The La Criolla meteorite fell east of the Estancion La Criolla and west of Concordia in Argentina - much of it was collected by Robert Haag soon after the fall - he and the Mayor are holding a 15 pound stone! - Haag Photo Date: 07/10/2009 The La Criolla meteorite fell east of the Estancion La Criolla and west of Concordia in Argentina - much of it was collected by Robert Haag soon after the fall - he and the Mayor are holding a 15 pound stone! - Haag Photo
La Criolla - 2.147 grams Our slice is classified as an L6 chondrite Date: 07/10/2009 Our slice is classified as an L6 chondrite
La Criolla - 2.147 grams In January 1985 a shower of crusted stones fell east of Estancion La Criolla - one 750 gram stone crashed though the roof of a farmhouse - the TKW is about 35 kilograms Date: 07/10/2009 In January 1985 a shower of crusted stones fell east of Estancion La Criolla - one 750 gram stone crashed though the roof of a farmhouse - the TKW is about 35 kilograms
Long Island Corn Husking Competition - 1930s This part of Kansas is corn country! Date: 07/06/2009 This part of Kansas is corn country!
Monnig Collection Label Our Long Island collection specimen came from the Oscar E. Monnig collection through TCU Date: 01/01/2000 Our Long Island collection specimen came from the Oscar E. Monnig collection through TCU
Long Island - 2.1 grams Our slice is classified as an L6 chondrite - it came from a meteorite which was found in 1891 near Long Island, Kansas - about 564 kilograms have been recovered Date: 07/06/2009 Our slice is classified as an L6 chondrite - it came from a meteorite which was found in 1891 near Long Island, Kansas - about 564 kilograms have been recovered
Mbale Strewn Field On August 14, 1992 a meteorite entered the atmosphere over Mbale, Uganda - over 150 kilograms of material landed in the strewn field - photo courtesy of the Dutch Meteor Society Date: 09/07/2009 On August 14, 1992 a meteorite entered the atmosphere over Mbale, Uganda - over 150 kilograms of material landed in the strewn field - photo courtesy of the Dutch Meteor Society
Mbale - 2.86 grams Our slice has been classified as an L5/6 chondrite Date: 09/07/2009 Our slice has been classified as an L5/6 chondrite
Mbale - 2.86 grams After the fall, for about two minutes a greyish-white smoke trail was seen - a shower of over 863 stones fell over an area of about 3 x 7 kilometers - the stones hit several buildings, but nobody was actually hurt Date: 09/07/2009 After the fall, for about two minutes a greyish-white smoke trail was seen - a shower of over 863 stones fell over an area of about 3 x 7 kilometers - the stones hit several buildings, but nobody was actually hurt
Mifflin meteor falling over Wisconsin On April 14th a fireball was captured by many cameras as well as National Weather Service radar - it exploded about 10,000 feet above the ground across Southwest Wisconsin Date: 08/30/2010 On April 14th a fireball was captured by many cameras as well as National Weather Service radar - it exploded about 10,000 feet above the ground across Southwest Wisconsin
Mifflin - 2.65 grams This fresh slice of the Mifflin meteorite gives a really good look at the interior of this newly classified specimen - it has the nicely brecciated texture of an L5 ordinary chondrite Date: 08/30/2010 This fresh slice of the Mifflin meteorite gives a really good look at the interior of this newly classified specimen - it has the nicely brecciated texture of an L5 ordinary chondrite
Mifflin - 2.65 grams The reverse side gives another view of the interesting clasts Date: 08/30/2010 The reverse side gives another view of the interesting clasts
Mifflin weather radar image Eric Wichman of MeteoritesUSA.com overlayed the weather radar image that was used to located the Mifflin strewnfield on the map he created of the finds - you can really see the value of the radar image! Date: 08/30/2010 Eric Wichman of MeteoritesUSA.com overlayed the weather radar image that was used to located the Mifflin strewnfield on the map he created of the finds - you can really see the value of the radar image!
Mifflin - 1.55 grams Our second small fragment highlights the metal inclusions as well as the thickness and freshness of the crust Date: 08/30/2010 Our second small fragment highlights the metal inclusions as well as the thickness and freshness of the crust
Mifflin - 1.55 grams The reverse side of our second small fragment Date: 08/30/2010 The reverse side of our second small fragment
Steve Arnold and Rob Wesel Steve holds a 42 gram Mifflin stone that he found and Rob holds a 219.2 gram individual that he recovered - both were picked up just a few days after the meteorite fall was reported Date: 08/30/2010 Steve holds a 42 gram Mifflin stone that he found and Rob holds a 219.2 gram individual that he recovered - both were picked up just a few days after the meteorite fall was reported
Mifflin - .654 grams This nice little part slice was cut from Steve Arnold's Mifflin stone Date: 08/30/2010 This nice little part slice was cut from Steve Arnold's Mifflin stone
Mifflin - .654 grams Another view of the part slice Date: 08/30/2010 Another view of the part slice
Mifflin Strewnfield - Kumar Map This excellent map of the Mifflin Strewnfield was carefully created during the recovery efforts by Atul Kumar of the Calumet Astronomical Society and it had a direct impact on the search - a larger version can be obtained from him Date: 08/30/2010 This excellent map of the Mifflin Strewnfield was carefully created during the recovery efforts by Atul Kumar of the Calumet Astronomical Society and it had a direct impact on the search - a larger version can be obtained from him
Mifflin - .512 grams This additional little part slice was also cut from Steve Arnold's Mifflin stone Date: 08/30/2010 This additional little part slice was also cut from Steve Arnold's Mifflin stone
Mifflin - .512 grams Another view of the part slice Date: 08/30/2010 Another view of the part slice
Mifflin Strewnfield - Wichman Map This additional map of the Mifflin Strewnfield was created by Eric Wichman of MeteoritesUSA.com in Google Earth - more deatils and information can be found on his website - including some downloadable files Date: 08/30/2010 This additional map of the Mifflin Strewnfield was created by Eric Wichman of MeteoritesUSA.com in Google Earth - more deatils and information can be found on his website - including some downloadable files
Michael Cottingham in Wisconsin Michael recovered several meteorites while hunting near Mifflin - these included a 51 gram hammer stone and another 60 gram individual - some of our sliced specimens we obtained from Michael Date: 08/30/2010 Michael recovered several meteorites while hunting near Mifflin - these included a 51 gram hammer stone and another 60 gram individual - some of our sliced specimens we obtained from Michael
Mifflin - Assorted sizes An assortment of smaller fragments and slices that we obtained from various sources - these are all different from the other individual pictured specimens Date: 08/30/2010 An assortment of smaller fragments and slices that we obtained from various sources - these are all different from the other individual pictured specimens
Champagne-Ardenne, France In July of 1994 a 45 kilogram rusted mass was found in the forest of Mont Dieu - since then about 360 kilograms in total have been recovered Date: 05/06/2009 In July of 1994 a 45 kilogram rusted mass was found in the forest of Mont Dieu - since then about 360 kilograms in total have been recovered
Mont Dieu - 9.4 grams Our slice has been classified as an iron meteorite that does not fit into any of the established chemical groups Date: 01/01/2000 Our slice has been classified as an iron meteorite that does not fit into any of the established chemical groups
Mont Dieu - 9.4 grams This meteorite LIKES TO RUST! Date: 01/01/2000 This meteorite LIKES TO RUST!
Mosque in Agadez, Niger On August 21, 1991 the 110 kilogram Mount Tazerzait meteorite was witnessed to fall by a seven-year-old Tuareg boy near the city of Agadez in the Republic of Niger Date: 09/03/2009 On August 21, 1991 the 110 kilogram Mount Tazerzait meteorite was witnessed to fall by a seven-year-old Tuareg boy near the city of Agadez in the Republic of Niger
Mount Tazerzait - 7.2 grams Our slice is classified as an L5 chondrite Date: 09/03/2009 Our slice is classified as an L5 chondrite
na_Mount_Tazerzait_02 A sample of this meteorite is included in the collection of the Museo Nazionale dell'Antartide in Siena, Italy Date: 09/03/2009 A sample of this meteorite is included in the collection of the Museo Nazionale dell'Antartide in Siena, Italy
Recovering Muonionalusta Thomas Österberg and friends recover a large stone! - photo taken by Andreas Forsberg Date: 06/09/2008 Thomas Österberg and friends recover a large stone! - photo taken by Andreas Forsberg
Muonionalusta - 30.2 grams The Muonionalusta area is located north of the artic circle within Sweden - the first meteorite was found there in 1906 - additional stones were found in 1946 and 1963 - and today even more large stones are being recovered Date: 08/25/2009 The Muonionalusta area is located north of the artic circle within Sweden - the first meteorite was found there in 1906 - additional stones were found in 1946 and 1963 - and today even more large stones are being recovered
Muonionalusta - 30.2 grams Our magnificent etched slice has been classified as an iron meteorite belonging to the chemical group IVA Date: 08/25/2009 Our magnificent etched slice has been classified as an iron meteorite belonging to the chemical group IVA
Smithsonian Label Our Murray meteorite sample was once a part of the Smithsonian USNM Collection! - it is a CM2 carbonaceous chondrite that fell near Murray, Kentucky, in 1950 Date: 01/01/2000 Our Murray meteorite sample was once a part of the Smithsonian USNM Collection! - it is a CM2 carbonaceous chondrite that fell near Murray, Kentucky, in 1950
Murray - .019 grams Murray - .019 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Murray - .019 grams
Murray - .019 grams Murray - .019 grams Date: 01/01/2000 Murray - .019 grams
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