CANYON DIABLO METEORITE 13.1 GRAMS

Description: CANYON DIABLO METEORITE 13.1 GRAMSSTAND NOT INCLUDED THIS MOST EXCELLENT CANYON DIABLO METEORITE HAS IT GOING ON! THIS INDIVIDUAL PIECE HAS A WEIGHT OF 13.1 grams. These excellent Meteorites have solid CHARACTERISTICS and CHARM. CHECK OUT THE PHOTOS! This LISTING is for 1 CANYON DIABLO METEORITE INDIVIDUAL with a weight of 13.1 grams. Each piece has its own charm and style such as: thumbprints, sharp edges, flow lines, roll-over lip, and others. No two pieces are alike even though they came from the same Meteor. The Asteroid / Meteor has been traveling around in space for who knows how long ~ millions of years possibly or more.“The Crater or Meteorite Crater” are just two of the names given to this famous crater. It is located in the United States, in Coconino County, Arizona. Location near Winslow, AZ. Today, the Crater is owned and operated as a private tourist attraction by the “Meteor Crater Enterprise”. It is Illegal to hunt or remove any article near the Crater or on their land. Just as it is Illegal to hunt on BLM and Private land. There are many articles and published reports containing information on the famous Crater and its Meteorites. The Crater was discovered in 1891. The Fall Date is reported at 20-50,000 years ago. Upon analyzing a meteorite it has been classified and named as: Type: IRON, or IRON OCTAHEDRITEGroup: IAB-MGOfficial Name: Canyon Diablo It was during the Pleistocene time that this event took place. No humans lived in North America at that time but animals did. Mammoth Horses and Giant Sloths. A small Asteroid 130 ft. across entered Earth’s atmosphere at a speed of 26,800 mph. The enormous pressures formed the huge crater. The explosion equivalent to a 2.5- megaton bomb (2.5 million tons of TNT) sent debris raining.In 1902 Daniel M. Barringer, an attorney, geologist, and mining engineer filed a claim on the land. He worked on the Crater trying to find a main mass until his death in 1929. Canyon Diablo Meteorite, created a CRATER so extensive in depth and circumference, 1 mile wide and greater than 600 ft. deep. Originally 1,200 ft. deep it filled about halfway from debris and rubble. Yet the meteor upon impact left ton’s of meteor debris and tens of thousands of pieces strewn for miles circling the massive crater and away from the crater’s rim. Scientists and meteorite hunters from around the world have found or purchased pieces of this famous Meteorite material. NOTE: The information used above is taken from the Book:“WHAT’S SO MYSTERIOUS ABOUT METEORITES?”Authors: O. Richard Norton, Dorothy Siegler NortonPages 64-66 *NO RETURNS/REFUNDS ON ITEMS PURCHASED* Please pay for your item/s within 3 days of Auction/Listing end. We ship as soon as payment clears. Thank You for stopping by and we hope to see you again soon! **Best Wishes Daily for all your needs!**

Price: 13.5 USD

Location: Lacey, Washington

End Time: 2023-10-16T21:39:56.000Z

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