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Presenting a section of the extraordinary meteorite, Al Haggounia. This meteorite is a peculiar type of chondrite known as an aubrite, characterized by its composition of enstatite in igneous and impact-melted clasts. Believed to originate from a E-type asteroid, this unique specimen was part of a 35-kilogram stone discovered in Western Sahara in 2006.
Acrylic plate included
Weight: 2 grams
About Chondrites:
Chondrites are stony (non-metallic) meteorites that remain unaltered by melting or differentiation processes on the parent body. Formed from the accretion of various dust and small grains in the early Solar System, chondrites represent the most common type of meteorite, constituting approximately 86 percent of all meteorites on Earth.
