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Park Forest is an L5 ordinary chondrite that fell over northeastern Illinois on March 26, 2003. A bright fireball fragmented above the Chicago suburbs, scattering stones across Park Forest and nearby communities; several fragments struck houses and other property. Its well-documented fall, rapid rec...
Barwell is an L5 ordinary chondrite that fell over Barwell in Leicestershire, England, on December 24, 1965. The meteoroid fragmented in the atmosphere and scattered numerous stones across the village, some of which struck buildings and other property. With roughly 44 kilograms recovered, it is gene...
Glatton is an ordinary chondrite meteorite that fell near Glatton in Cambridgeshire, England, in 1991. Classified as an L6 chondrite, it was observed falling by a witness and recovered as a single stone weighing approximately 767 grams. Its classification identifies it as a stony meteorite with rela...
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