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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...
Efremovka is a reduced CV3 carbonaceous chondrite found in Kazakhstan in 1962. It contains well-preserved chondrules and calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions, among the earliest solids known to have formed in the Solar System, as well as presolar grains inherited from material predating it. These compon...
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...
Leoville is a CV3 carbonaceous chondrite found in Kansas and assigned to the reduced subgroup of CV meteorites. It contains chondrules, calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions, metal, and fine-grained matrix that retain evidence of early Solar System processes. Its comparatively limited thermal and aqueous...
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