Mundrabilla Meteorite, 69.9g | Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia Astronomer gifts such as those emitted by

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Arizona's Meteor Crater was the first meteorite crater identified on Earth

000 years ago

2 miles west of the crater

it wasn't until over 75 years later that Italian mineralogist Vincenzo de Michele analyzed the optical properties of the scarab gemstone and confirmed it was Libyan Desert Glass

Mundrabilla Meteorite, 69.9g | Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia Astronomer gifts such as those emitted byMundrabilla Iron Meteorite, complete individual with unique sculptural shape and natural deep bronze desert patina. Official Name: Mundrabilla Classification: Iron, IAB Ungrouped, Medium Octahedrite Place of Find: Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia Year Found: 1911 Weight: 69. 9g Size: 4. 6 x 2. 2 x 1. 5cm Includes specimen label Total Known Weight: 24 tons Our Australian friend exports these Mundrabillas, his meteorite hunting crew goes on