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Karoonda is a carbonaceous chondrite that fell near Karoonda in South Australia in 1930. Classified as CK4, it is the type specimen from which the CK meteorite group takes its name. CK chondrites are distinguished by strongly oxidized mineralogy and evidence of thermal metamorphism, making Karoonda...
Kaba is a carbonaceous chondrite meteorite that fell near Kaba, in present-day Hungary, in 1857. It is classified as a CV3 chondrite and is associated with the oxidized portion of the CV meteorite group, preserving primitive minerals and fine-grained material from the early solar system. Researchers...
Axtell is a CV3 carbonaceous chondrite meteorite found near Axtell, Texas, in 1943. Like other CV chondrites, it contains conspicuous chondrules and calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions, among the earliest solids formed in the Solar System. Its petrologic type 3 designation indicates that its original m...
Chondrite meteorite found in Northwest Africa and catalogued with the NWA designation, acquired through the commercial desert prospecting trade in North Africa.
