Tatahouine Meteorite in Collector's Box

The Tatahouine Meteorite is a rare diogenite class meteorite that fell to Earth in 1931 in Tatahouine, Tunisia. This location is famously known as the filming site for Luke Skywalker’s home planet, Tatooine, in the Star Wars movies. This extraordinary meteorite originated from Vesta, the second-largest asteroid in our solar system, and is one of the finest examples of the rare diogenite classification. A gallery-worthy piece, it offers a unique connection between space exploration and pop culture.
Interesting Facts
The Tatahouine Meteorite was an observed fall, making its discovery and study exceptionally well-documented.
Vesta, the meteorite's origin, is a protoplanet with a fascinating geological history, contributing to our understanding of asteroid belt evolution.
Its connection to the Star Wars filming location adds a cultural layer to its celestial significance.
Features
Origin: Tatahouine, Tunisia (from Vesta)
Material: Diogenite Class Meteorite
Condition: Preserved specimen
Special Characteristics: Rare diogenite classification, connection to Star Wars filming site
Dimensions and Weight
Height        Length        Depth        Weight
0.75"        8.25"        6.25"        0.60 lb
Just in Astro West.