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Abee is an EH4 enstatite chondrite that fell near the community of Abee in Alberta, Canada, in June 1952. The recovered mass weighed about 107 kilograms, making it an unusually large representative of the EH group. Enstatite chondrites formed under highly reducing conditions and contain mineral and...
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Largest EH chondrite, important enstatite reference, strong scientific literature.
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Qingzhen is an EH3 enstatite chondrite meteorite that fell in Guizhou, China, in 1976. The EH designation places it among high-iron enstatite chondrites, while petrologic type 3 indicates comparatively limited thermal equilibration and the preservation of primitive textures. Its highly reduced miner...
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Primitive EH3 fall, important for inner solar system materials, respected specialist status.
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Indarch is an EH4 enstatite chondrite that fell near Shusha in present-day Azerbaijan in 1891. Its highly reduced mineral assemblage includes abundant enstatite, iron-nickel metal, and sulfide minerals, with little iron bound into silicates. Researchers study Indarch to investigate the formation of...
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Classic EH4 enstatite chondrite, heavily studied, important reduced chemistry reference.
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EL6 enstatite chondrite that fell in Finland in 1901, a key reference sample for the low-iron (EL) enstatite chondrite group in geochemical classifications.
Why this score
Key EL6 fall and reference sample, important enstatite subgroup role, modest public fame.
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EL6 enstatite chondrite found in Pakistan in 1873, one of the most-studied low-iron enstatite chondrites and an important reference for the EL chondrite group.
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Important EL6 reference, well studied, lower historical profile than witnessed falls.
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EH5 enstatite chondrite that fell in Florida, USA in 1937, a well-characterized member of the high-iron enstatite chondrite group used in comparative studies.
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Well-characterized EH5 fall, useful reference, lower uniqueness than Abee or Qingzhen.
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Daniel's Kuil is a meteorite classified as an aubrite, specifically an enstatite achondrite, that was found in the Northern Cape of South Africa in 1868. It is recognized as one of the few aubrite meteorites recovered from the African continent. Aubrites are rare, highly reduced meteorites that form...
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Rare African aubrite find, useful class representation, limited fame and singularity.
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Parsa is an officially recognized meteorite that fell on April 14, 1942, between Parsa and Paro in Muzaffarpur district, Bihar, India. The Meteoritical Bulletin classifies it as an EH3 enstatite chondrite, a primitive stony meteorite containing highly reduced minerals formed in the early solar syste...
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Indian chondrite fall with primitive assemblage studies, modest recognition and impact.
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