Meteorite meaning
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Sahara Desert Chondrite
These Chondrite fragments are from a meteorite that fell in the Sahara Desert over 4.5 billion years ago. A Chondrite is a stony, non-metallic meteorite that has not been modified or damaged from melting or errosion on it’s initial fall to Earth. These ancient pieces were formed when various types of dust and small grains present in the early solar system accreted to form primitive asteroids.
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North West Africa 869
The most widely available meteorite found in the Sahara is Northwest Africa 869 (NWA 869). First discovered in the year 2000, this chondrite has yielded about 2 tones of specimenes so far. NWA 869 is particularly interesting, as it is composed of fragmented breccia. When cut or sliced, an internal matrix full of colors and chondrules is exposed. These slices have many bits and flecks of reflective meteoritic metal.
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Meteorite Slice
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North West Africa Meteorite 869
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