Clover Springs Meso A2 Meteorite 0.666g
0.666g Clover Springs A2 meteorite from the Fearn Space Collection. This exceptionally rare meteorite was found 13 miles southwest of Clover Springs, Gila County, Arizona, in 1954. Ships from the United Kingdom.
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DESCRIPTION
Weighing 0.666 g, this Clover Springs Meso A2 meteorite is classified as a mesosiderite, a rare and complex meteorite type composed of both silicate rock and metallic iron-nickel. Mesosiderites are thought to have formed through intense asteroid collisions that mixed crustal material with molten metal, making them important for understanding violent early solar system history. This specimen comes from the Clover Springs locality in the United States and reflects the intricate geological evolution of differentiated asteroids.
Description
Weighing 0.666 g, this Clover Springs Meso A2 meteorite is classified as a mesosiderite, a rare and complex meteorite type composed of both silicate rock and metallic iron-nickel. Mesosiderites are thought to have formed through intense asteroid collisions that mixed crustal material with molten metal, making them important for understanding violent early solar system history. This specimen comes from the Clover Springs locality in the United States and reflects the intricate geological evolution of differentiated asteroids.
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