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IMILAC - 199,8g
03-02-2020
IMILAC - 199,8g
Basic information: Name: IMILAC    Observed fall: NoYear found: 1822     Country: CHILE Mass / TKW: 920kg Classification history: PALLASITE        __________________________ Dimension: Weight: 199,8g Meteoritical Bulletin Database: https://tiny.pl/tsb54...
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IMILAC - 284g
03-02-2020
IMILAC - 284g
Basic information: Name: IMILAC    Observed fall: NoYear found: 1822     Country: CHILE Mass / TKW: 920kg Classification history: PALLASITE        __________________________ Dimension: Weight: 284g Meteoritical Bulletin Database: https://tiny.pl/tsb54...
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IMILAC - 293,4g
03-02-2020
IMILAC - 293,4g
Basic information: Name: IMILAC    Observed fall: NoYear found: 1822     Country: CHILE Mass / TKW: 920kg Classification history: PALLASITE        __________________________ Dimension: Weight: 293,4g Meteoritical Bulletin Database: https://tiny.pl/tsb54...
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IMILAC - 395,5g
03-02-2020
IMILAC - 395,5g
Basic information: Name: IMILAC    Observed fall: NoYear found: 1822     Country: CHILE Mass / TKW: 920kg Classification history: PALLASITE        __________________________ Dimension: Weight: 395,5g Meteoritical Bulletin Database: https://tiny.pl/tsb54...
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Dhofar 1989 / URE - 63,6g
27-04-2019
Dhofar 1989 / URE - 63,6g
Basic information: Name: Jiddat al Harasis 809       Classification history: Ureilite Abbreviation: JaH 809 Observed fall: NoYear found: 2013 Country: Oman Mass - TKW: 1825g _________________________ Dimension: ~111x78x3,7mm Specimen mass: 63,6g   Meteoritical Bulletin:  https://tiny.pl/tr5kg  ...
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Jiddat al Harasis 809 / URE - 147g
27-04-2019
Jiddat al Harasis 809 / URE - 147g
Basic information: Name: Jiddat al Harasis 809       Classification history: Ureilite Abbreviation: JaH 809 Observed fall: NoYear found: 2013 Country: Oman Mass - TKW: 1825g _________________________ Dimension: ~89x46x33mm Specimen mass: 147g (end cut)...
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Dhofar 1994 - CM2 / 6,8g
27-04-2019
Dhofar 1994 - CM2 / 6,8g
Basic information: 18°23.399’N, 54°19.047’E Name: Dhofar 1994 State/Prov/County: Zufar, Oman Classification: Carbonaceous chondrite CM2 Observed fall: NoYear found: 2010 Mass - (TKW): 45 g _______________________ Weight: 6,8g   Meteoritical Bulletin: https://tiny.pl/tr96f...
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Los Vientos / CO3 - 35,7g
27-04-2019
Los Vientos / CO3 - 35,7g
      Basic information: Name: Los Vientos  Observed fall: NoYear found: 2016  Region: Atacama desert / Los Vientos Country: Chile Mass:  Class: CO3 ____________________  Weight: 35,7g   Meteoritical Bulletin:   __________________________________________________________________  ...
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Twannberg - 70g / Iron IIG
25-04-2019
Twannberg - 70g / Iron IIG
It was 1984 when farmer Margrit Christen near Nidau, just north of the Lake of Biel, Switzerland, after ploughing found a peculiar looking stone. It was the first and still largest mass of the Twannberg Iron IIG Meteorite (TW1, 15.9kg).The Twannberg meteorite is chemically a rare IIG iron and structurally a hexahedrite. These meteorite is one of only six Hexahedrit IIG iron meteorites found on earth. With the classification of Twannberg in 1986 and Guanaco in 2001. These meteorite are hexahedrites  being  very  low  in  nickel  (4.1  to  4.9% Ni  in metal) and high in P, leading to characteristic large...
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Twannberg - 77,6g / Iron IIG
25-04-2019
Twannberg - 77,6g / Iron IIG
It was 1984 when farmer Margrit Christen near Nidau, just north of the Lake of Biel, Switzerland, after ploughing found a peculiar looking stone. It was the first and still largest mass of the Twannberg Iron IIG Meteorite (TW1, 15.9kg).The Twannberg meteorite is chemically a rare IIG iron and structurally a hexahedrite. These meteorite is one of only six Hexahedrit IIG iron meteorites found on earth. With the classification of Twannberg in 1986 and Guanaco in 2001. These meteorite are hexahedrites  being  very  low  in  nickel  (4.1  to  4.9% Ni  in metal) and high in P, leading to characteristic large...
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                               Welcome to the website ART&MET Meteorites Collection
 
                         Magdalena and Lukasz are meteorite passionates from 2001.
              Over many years of meteorite hunting we have managed to create unique and beautifull collection
              of space stones. Most part of our collection is made of meteorites from our journeys.
              We are traveling all around the globe to find the best meteorties possible, but from more interesting
              places in which we have been hunting meteorites are oldest desert on Earth - Atacama Desert
              and in The Arabic Peninsula Ar-Rab‛ al-Khāli desert.      
                    
               While our first piece of space comes from our country. That was the time when the question appeared - is it possible
               to find any materials from outer space in Poland? After only few months we reached the Morasko                                       
               meteorite strewn field. What is more, after only three days of hunting we have managed to find
               our first admirable meteorite.
               It was an amazing feeling - almost as magical as the astronomical
               object we have just discovered... We were holding our own piece of Universe in hands and were
               wondering - where did it come from?, where was it?, what was it witnessing? Moreover, we were   
               contemplating about how long was it  traveling to reach the Earth surface and how long was it
               waiting for us. It might have been lying there for hundreds or even thousands of years before we
               found it...              
                           Many years have already passed since our first discovery. From that time, we are deeply
               interested in meteorites and searching for them started to be our biggest passion. We travel all
               around the world as often as possible in order to find new meteorites. We do not want to constrict
               ourselves, that is why we are looking for them not only in Poland. As a result of hunting in distant,
               exotic countries every new discovery makes us feel as enchanted as the first one.

               We would love to invite you to travel with us around the cosmic world which is extraordinary,
               fascinating, and full of adventures, the world of the oldest material on Earth which comes from the
               Universe - the world of meteorites. The most astounding fact about them is that they come from so
               distant and unknown places. And what is the most astounding for us? That we are able to discover
               them here, on Earth.
              
               Thanks to all meteorite hunters, meteorites are given the chance to reborn and to fascinate
               again. They are given a "second life" in which they are admired as the closest pieces of Universe, just
               within arm’s reach.
 
               
 
               We are very happy to be part of meteorite community. Over the years we met so many
             great people which helped us a lot. We want to thank all of you, because we belive that
             each of us share the same passion about Universe, space, science, meteorites or minerals.
 
   
 

 

I am the member of PTM - Polish Meteoritical Society (#055) since 2003 and of IMCA - International
Meteorite Collectors Association (#2551) since 2006.

                    

 

                                                                

                


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