Chelyabinsk Meteorite

Chelyabinsk pressure wave shattered glass! Not small bits either! ★ Eight windows were broken on 2-15-2013 at 9:22am by the Chelyabinsk pressure wave. As detailed above. The full color 8.5x11 COA provides all the details.

VERY fresh !

VERY fresh !

Nice shock vein and chondrules. VERY fresh !

This is a great example, larger than normally available.

Type: LL5 Ordinary Chondrite. [show all]. Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep.

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VERY fresh !

Classification: LL5 Ordinary Chondrite. Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep.

Classification: LL5 Ordinary Chondrite. Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep.

Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep. Largest stones reached the frozen soil.

Location: Chelyabinskaya oblast’, Russia (54°49’N, 61°07’E--approximate centroid). Petrography: (D.D. Badyukov and M.A. Nazarov,Vernad ). The majority (2/3) of the stones are composed of a light-colored lithology with a typical chondritic texture.

Size is 14 mm x 10 mm x 5 mm. Nice shock vein and chondrules. VERY fresh !

Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep. Largest stones reached the frozen soil.

Classification: LL5 Ordinary Chondrite. Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep.

Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep. Largest stones reached the frozen soil.

Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep. Largest stones reached the frozen soil.

Petrography : (D.D. Badyukov and M.A. Nazarov,Vernad ). The majority (2/3) of the stones are composed of a light-colored lithology with a typical chondritic texture. The chondrule glass is devitrified.

Condition is New.

Classification: LL5 Ordinary Chondrite. Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep.

Of course, I’ve also been the subject of newspapers all across the country and various NPR and BBC radio shows. Country: Russia.

This 3.95 gram Chelyabinsk LL5 chondrite meteorite is part of the February 15, 2013 Russian fireball event that caused both property damage and physical injury to many parts of Russia. This dome-shaped meteorite is flight oriented and was collected the day after the fall in 2013. Has a beautiful rollover lip with gentle flow lines. Please look at the enlarged photos for a close-up view of the meteorite. Buy it now requires immediate payment; Best offer, if accepted requires payment within 7 days. Discounted rate on shipping may be available on multiple purchases. We will provide USPS tracking or delivery confirmation numbers to our buyers. We will not ship to Italy.

Residents of the Chelyabinsk district heard the sound of a large explosion. The impact wave destroyed many windows in Chelyabinsk and surrounding cities. The snow cover was about 0.7 m deep. Largest stones reached the frozen soil.

FELL FEBRUARY 15, 2013. A SPECTACULAR FALL WITNESSED BY MILLIONS AROUND THE GLOBE VIA THE INTERNET.