Mbale - Uganda Crusted Individual Meteorite - Ordinary Chondrite L5-6 - 20.3g achondrite The measurements are about 23x12x6mm

The measurements are about 23x12x6mm

more than 2800 kg has been found

This beautiful necklace contains 2 grams of a very rare type of lunar

It appears that the anonymous finders took a story that really happened and decided to create a meteorite to match it

it was the largest meteoritic stone to have been recovered

Mbale - Uganda Crusted Individual Meteorite - Ordinary Chondrite L5-6 - 20.3g achondrite The measurements are about 23x12x6mmMbale is a witnessed fall that fell on August 14, 1992, in the country of Uganda. It has been classified as an ordinary chondrite L5 6. Mbale is a very special meteorite for a few reasons. First, it's a witnessed fall. Those are always a big deal to most. The Earth gets hit every day by meteors, but rarely do they survive and make it to huntable land. Most of the time, they burn up or land in a body of water. Second, it's known as one of the first