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Chondrites



Ordinary chondrites are by far the most numerous group of stony meteorites and comprise about 85% of all finds

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Achondrites



Term achondrites means without chondrules – lack of them makes it possible to distinguish achondrites and chondrites

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Iron



Iron meteorites are around 6 percent of all falling meteorites. They are characterized by the presence of two metal alloys of nickel-iron

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Stony - Iron



Stony-iron meteorites consist of mixture of iron-nickel with troilite and crushed silicates – olivines, orthopyoxenes, plagioclases

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Vaca Muerta - 399g

Name: Vaca Muerta ​Classification: Mesosiderite-A1 Country: Chile  Observed fall: No  Year found: 1861  Mass / (TKW): 3,83t Dimension: ~ 87x67x52mm Weight: 399g 
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CeC 030 - 26.2g

Name: Caleta el Cobre 030 Classification: IRON, (ungrouped) Country: Chile Observed fall: No  Year found: 2019  Mass / (TKW): 173g  Dimension: ~ 46x22x11mm Weight:
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LoV 171 - 115.9g

Name: Los Vientos 171 Classification: Ordinary chondrite (LL3.1) Country: Chile Observed fall: No  Year found: 2016   Mass / (TKW): 20,23kg  Dimension: ~ 198x89x3mm Weight:
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IN SEARCH OF COSMIC MATTER


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



about us

About Us


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.

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