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Lancé
Lancé is a CO3 carbonaceous chondrite that fell in France in 1872. CO meteorites are characterized by abundant, generally small chondrules set within fine-grained material, and their type 3 classification indicates limited thermal equilibration compared with more metamorphosed chondrites. Lancé therefore provides researchers with comparatively primitive material for examining chondrule formation,...
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Ensisheim
The Ensisheim meteorite is an LL6 ordinary chondrite that fell in a field near Ensisheim, Alsace, on 7 November 1492. Contemporary accounts recorded the event, and much of the stone was preserved after local people initially removed fragments. King Maximilian, later Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, treated the fall as an omen, while the surviving mass is displayed in Ensisheim and remains an impor...
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