Chajari is an ordinary (L5) chondrite that fell the afternoon of November 29, 1933, in Argentina.
According to the Meteoritical Bulletin (MB 21):
“The fall of the meteorite was accompanied by intense sounds resembling thunder followed by the sound of a blow on the ground. The stone was dug up from a depth of over 1 m.”
Only one specimen was recovered, weighing 18.3 kg (just over 40 lb).
Photo ASU/BCMS: This piece of Chajari measures 4 cm in length.
