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Semarkona is an LL3.00 ordinary chondrite that fell near Semarkona, India, in 1940. Its minerals experienced exceptionally little thermal metamorphism on their parent asteroid, preserving chondrules, fine-grained material, and other evidence from the early solar system. Researchers use it to investi...
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Most primitive ordinary chondrite benchmark, heavily studied chondrule record, elite cosmochemical importance.
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Bishunpur is an LL3.1 ordinary chondrite that fell in India in 1895. Its very low petrologic subtype indicates that it experienced relatively little thermal metamorphism on its parent asteroid, allowing primitive components such as chondrules and fine-grained matrix material to remain comparatively...
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Very primitive LL3.1 fall, major early solar system reference, strong specialist consensus.
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Chainpur is an LL3.4 ordinary chondrite meteorite that fell in India in 1907. Its low petrologic type indicates that it experienced relatively little thermal metamorphism on its parent body, allowing many chondrules and other early solar-system materials to remain distinct. Researchers study it as a...
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Classic unequilibrated LL chondrite, widely studied, strong primitive ordinary chondrite reputation.
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Krymka is an LL3.1 ordinary chondrite meteorite associated with a 1946 fall in Ukraine. Its very low petrologic subtype identifies it as a highly unequilibrated specimen whose components underwent comparatively little thermal alteration after accumulation on its parent body. The preservation of dist...
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Primitive LL3.1 with presolar grains and organics, important research sample, moderate fame.
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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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Tieschitz is an unequilibrated ordinary chondrite that fell in 1878 near Těšice in Moravia, now part of the Czech Republic. It is commonly classified as H/L3.6, reflecting characteristics intermediate between the H and L chemical groups and a relatively low degree of thermal metamorphism. Its abunda...
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Unequilibrated H/L3.6 fall, preserved chondrules, important primitive ordinary chondrite sample.
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L3 unequilibrated ordinary chondrite witnessed falling over Oyo State, Nigeria in 2018, one of the most primitive chondrites recovered from West Africa.
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Recent primitive L3 fall from Nigeria, valuable fresh material, growing specialist reputation.
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Sharps is an H3.4 ordinary chondrite meteorite that fell in Virginia in 1921. Its classification places it among relatively unequilibrated H-group chondrites, which contain abundant metal and preserve chondrules and other early solar system textures more clearly than strongly heated ordinary chondri...
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H3.4 fall valuable for early mineralogy, niche but respected research profile.
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Forest Vale is an H4 ordinary chondrite meteorite that fell in New South Wales, Australia, in 1942. The H4 classification identifies it as a high-iron ordinary chondrite whose minerals and chondrules record moderate thermal metamorphism on its parent asteroid. It is used in meteoritical and planetar...
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Moderate H4 reference material, limited public recognition and narrower research footprint.
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