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Best 1 Canyon Diablo

Canyon Diablo is the name given to iron meteorite fragments associated with Meteor Crater, also called Barringer Crater, in Arizona. The impact occurred roughly 50,000 years ago and dispersed fragments of an IAB complex iron meteorite around the crater, many containing iron-nickel metal, sulfides, a...

Meteorite Arizona Find Iron Iab Meteor Crater
2 Cape York
Cape York

Cape York is a group of chemically related IIIAB iron meteorite masses found in northwestern Greenland and derived from a prehistoric fall. Greenlandic Inuit communities worked meteoritic iron from masses known as the Woman, the Dog, and the Tent into tools and weapons before sustained access to Eur...

3 Sikhote-Alin

Sikhote-Alin is a IIAB iron meteorite that broke apart over the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in the Russian Far East on 12 February 1947. Witnesses observed a brilliant daylight fireball, and the event produced numerous impact pits and a large strewn field containing many tonnes of iron fragments. Specime...

Meteorite Russia Iron Iiab 1947 Fall Shrapnel Field
4 Hoba
Hoba

Hoba is an iron meteorite found on a farm near Grootfontein, Namibia, in 1920. With an estimated mass of about 60 tonnes, it is the largest known intact meteorite and the largest naturally occurring mass of iron found near Earth's surface. Its great weight has prevented relocation, so it remains at...

Meteorite Find Iron Namibia Largest Known Iab
5 Sutton Hoo Helmet

The Sutton Hoo Helmet represents a significant find from an early medieval Anglo-Saxon burial site in Suffolk. Constructed primarily of iron, it’s notable for its intricately crafted face mask and demonstrates high levels of craftsmanship associated with elite warrior burials during the 7th century....

6 Willamette
Willamette

The Willamette Meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Oregon and classified as a type IIIAB iron. Weighing about 15.5 metric tonnes, it is the largest meteorite discovered in the United States and is displayed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Its deeply pitted surface was shap...

7 Campo del Cielo

Campo del Cielo is a large iron-meteorite strewn field in northern Argentina, formed when fragments of a meteoroid struck the region thousands of years ago. Indigenous communities knew of its iron masses before Spanish investigators documented them in the sixteenth century. Numerous fragments have s...

8 Ivanko OMK Olympic Machined Plates

Ivanko OMK Olympic Machined Plates are precision-cast steel plates designed for serious weight training. The machined surfaces minimize friction during lifts enhancing grip and allowing for greater weight progression. These plates are ideal for powerlifters strength athletes and those focused on max...

9 Ping G430 Adjustable Irons

The Ping G430 series is the gold standard for stability and forgiveness. The adjustable version provides a unique opportunity to customize your gapping while maintaining Ping's famous high MOI. These irons are designed to help golfers hit the center of the face more consistently, leading to straight...

10 Ivanko OM Series Olympic Plates

Ivanko OM Series Olympic plates are cast iron weights designed for strength training. The distinctive offset handle facilitates a more natural movement pattern during exercises such as snatches and cleans, enhancing grip and technique. These plates range from 7.6kg to 34kg and are suitable for serio...

11 Wabar
Wabar

Wabar is an iron meteorite and associated impact site in the Rub' al Khali desert of Saudi Arabia. The event produced several craters and scattered iron fragments, impact glass, and other material formed under extreme heat and pressure. Explorer Harry St John Philby reached and described the site in...

12 Saugus Iron Works

Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site preserves the reconstructed remains of a 17th-century iron manufacturing facility in Saugus, Massachusetts. The original ironworks operated from approximately 1646 to 1670 and was the first integrated ironworks in North America, producing cast and wrought iro...

13 Muonionalusta

Muonionalusta is an iron meteorite discovered in northern Sweden near the Muonio River and classified in the IVA chemical group. Its cut and etched surfaces commonly reveal a pronounced Widmanstatten pattern, a crystalline structure produced by extremely slow cooling within the metallic core of a di...

Meteorite Sweden Iron Iva Widmanstatten Oldest Find
14 Gibeon
Gibeon

Gibeon is an iron meteorite discovered in Namibia, where fragments were dispersed across a large strewn field before their extraterrestrial origin was recognized. Classified as a IVA fine octahedrite, it displays intersecting bands of iron-nickel minerals known as a Widmanstatten pattern when a poli...

Meteorite Find Iron Namibia Iva Widmanstatten
15 Estherville

Estherville is a mesosiderite meteorite that fell in Emmet County, Iowa, in 1879, producing a witnessed shower and a recovered mass of roughly 320 kilograms. Mesosiderites are stony-iron meteorites composed of metal mixed with fragmented silicate rocks, including material resembling differentiated a...

16 Pontcysyllte Aqueduct

The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct spans the Vale of Llangymdyfarfa in North Wales. Constructed between 1799 and 1801 by Thomas Telford, it’s a remarkable feat of engineering transporting the Grand Canal across the River Dee and surrounding valleys. The structure utilizes cast iron to support a series of arc...

17 Ogun
Ogun

Ogun is a prominent orisha in the Yoruba religion, revered as the deity of iron, war, labor, and technology. He is considered the patron of blacksmiths, warriors, hunters, and mechanics who work with metal tools. Originating in West Africa, his veneration spread globally through the African diaspora...

18 Another Place

Another Place is a permanent outdoor art installation by the British sculptor Antony Gormley, located on Crosby Beach in Merseyside, England. The work consists of 100 cast iron figures, modelled on the artist's own body, spread across a three-kilometer stretch of the coastline and extending almost o...

19 Agpalilik
Agpalilik

Agpalilik is a large iron meteorite belonging to the Cape York meteorite group, whose fragments were found around Cape York in northwestern Greenland. Vagn F. Buchwald discovered the approximately 20-tonne mass near Savissivik in 1963, and it was later transported to Copenhagen for study and display...

Meteorite Find Iron Greenland Iiiab Cape York Group
20 Mundrabilla

Mundrabilla is an iron meteorite discovered on the Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia in 1911. Numerous masses have since been recovered from the region, including specimens weighing several tonnes, and the name is associated with an unusually extensive meteorite strewn field. Classified as an ung...

21 Ivanko OMC Olympic Chrome Plates

Ivanko OMC Olympic Chrome Plates are heavy iron plates designed for strength training. Constructed with chrome-plated steel, they offer adjustable weight capacity ranging from 5 to 90 pounds. These plates are commonly used by serious weightlifters and power athletes seeking to increase their resista...

Weight Strength Chrome Iron Ivanko Olympic Plate
22 H. L. Hunley

The H.L. Hunley is a Civil War-era Confederate submarine. It holds historical significance as the world’s first successful attack submarine, having sunk the Union vessel USS Housatonic in 1864. This iron submersible represents a pivotal moment in naval warfare and maritime technology. The Hunley is...

23 Ivanko OMEZS E-Z Lift Olympic Plates

The Ivanko OMEZS E-Z Lift Olympic Plates feature a textured steel construction with an integrated sleeve. This design enables quick and secure attachment to standard barbells eliminating the need for traditional clips. They are suitable for serious weightlifters and powerlifters seeking improved eff...

24 Rogue USA Olympic Plates

Rogue Olympic Plates are cast iron weights precisely manufactured to comply with International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) and USA Powerlifting League (USAPL) standards. Their milled surface provides a secure grip during heavy lifts. These plates are suitable for serious weightlifters, competitiv...

25 Rogue Deep Dish Plates

Rogue Deep Dish Plates are cast iron training implements used for developing grip strength and forearm endurance. Their distinctive deep-dish shape provides a challenging, progressive resistance when handling weights. These plates are suitable for powerlifters, strongman competitors, and anyone seek...

26 Vaca Muerta

Vaca Muerta is a mesosiderite meteorite discovered in the Atacama Desert of Chile in the nineteenth century. Mesosiderites are stony-iron meteorites made from brecciated silicate rock mixed with iron-nickel metal, evidence of impact-driven disruption and reassembly on a differentiated asteroid. Thou...

27 Bacubirito
Bacubirito

Bacubirito is a large iron meteorite found near Bacubirito in Sinaloa, Mexico, during the nineteenth century. The main mass weighs roughly 19 to 22 metric tonnes, with the precise figure depending on the measurement cited, and remains a prominent natural-history object in Mexico. It is classified as...

28 York Barbell Legacy Dumbbells

York Barbell Legacy Dumbbells are fixed-weight iron dumbbells constructed with a durable cast iron head and a textured vinyl handle. These dumbbells provide a classic design for reliable performance in strength training. They are suitable for users of all levels seeking traditional weightlifting equ...

29 Armanty
Armanty

Armanty is an iron meteorite found in Xinjiang, China, and classified in chemical group IIIE. Its principal mass is commonly reported at approximately 28 metric tonnes, placing it among the largest known individual meteorite masses. Like other iron meteorites, it consists mainly of iron-nickel alloy...

30 Mbosi
Mbosi

Mbosi, also called Mbozi, is a large ungrouped iron meteorite located in southwestern Tanzania. The exposed mass is approximately three metres long and is commonly estimated to weigh about 16 metric tonnes, making it one of the largest known intact meteorites. Its composition is dominated by iron an...

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