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Meteorite Henbury – NT, Australia

Discover the rare and captivating beauty of the Meteorite Henbury from the Northern Territory, Australia. This unique piece is a ferroso/middle octahedrite IIIAB meteorite, offering a stunning glimpse into the cosmos. With a weight of 9.38g and dimensions of 24 x 16 x 8 mm, it is a perfect addition to any meteorite collection. The meteorite was discovered in 1931, with a total known weight of 2 tonnes. It presents a raw, unprocessed surface, showcasing its natural beauty and geological significance.

• High-quality ferroso meteorite
• Authentic and rare discovery from Australia
• Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts

Product Specifications

This Meteorite Henbury boasts an impressive composition, characterized by its high iron content and a nickel presence of approximately 8-10%. It is also enriched with trace amounts of cobalt, and may contain small quantities of copper and sulfur. The meteorite exhibits typical Widmanstätten patterns, formed by the slow crystallization of kamacite and taenite alloys within its metallic core. Key specifications include:

• Weight: 9.38g
• Dimensions: 24 x 16 x 8 mm
• Year of discovery: 1931
• Surface treatment: None – raw

The packaging is presented in a transparent plastic box measuring 8.4 x 5.8 x 2.4 cm, ensuring safe and secure storage.

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Meteorite Henbury is not just a piece of geological history; it is a conversation starter and a captivating display for any room. Ideal for collectors, scientists, and astronomy enthusiasts, this meteorite offers a unique educational opportunity. Its rarity and beauty make it a valuable addition to any collection, and its historical significance adds to its allure. Whether you are looking for a unique gift or a personal memento, the Meteorite Henbury is sure to impress.

• Perfect for collectors of rare meteorites
• Great educational tool for students and enthusiasts
• Unique and conversation-worthy piece for any space enthusiast