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Murray

Posted on August 2, 2021 (September 10, 2021) by BCMS

Murray is a carbonaceous (CM2) chondrite that fell September 20, 1950 in Kentucky.

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Murray carbonaceous chondrite

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Utrecht

Utrecht is an ordinary (L6) chondrite that fell June 2nd, 1843, in the Netherlands. The meteorite’s spectacular fall was described by Dr. E.H. Baumhauer (Annalen der Physik 142(12): 465-506). Three to four explosions, compared to loud cannon fire, were heard within a 25 km radius of the city of Utrecht, followed by a whistling that [...]

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