NWA Meteorite in Collector's Box

Discovered in 2001 in Morocco, Africa, the NWA 869 Meteorite is a fascinating celestial fragment that originated in space before impacting Earth. Classified as an ordinary chondrite (L4-6), this regolith breccia contains solar noble gases and preirradiated lithologies, providing valuable insights into the early solar system. This gallery-worthy specimen is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate the mysteries of the cosmos.
Interesting Facts
NWA 869 is a regolith breccia, meaning it is composed of fragments cemented together, offering a snapshot of cosmic processes.
It contains solar noble gases, which provide clues about the solar wind and its interactions with celestial bodies.
Its discovery in Morocco highlights the region's importance in meteorite recovery.
Features
Origin: Morocco, Africa
Material: Ordinary Chondrite (L4-6), Regolith Breccia
Condition: Preserved fragment
Special Characteristics: Contains solar noble gases, preirradiated lithologies
Dimensions and Weight
Height        Length        Depth        Weight
0.75"        8.25"        6.25"        0.60 lb
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