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NWA 12341 L3 Meteorite 5.2 G

  • Close-up of NWA 12341 L3 meteorite fragment showing dark, textured chondrite surface with metallic inclusions.
  • NWA 12341 L3 meteorite chondrite sample weighing 5.2 grams, displayed with surface details and mineral textures.
  • NWA 12341 L3 meteorite from Buy Meteorite, LLC, showing a 5.2 gram chondrite with dark fusion crust and textured interior.
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NWA 12341 L3 Meteorite 5.2 G

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NWA 12341 – L3.5 Ordinary Chondrite Meteorite Slice

NWA 12341 is a rare and scientifically significant L3.5 ordinary chondrite meteorite, discovered in Northwest Africa and acquired in 2018. This remarkable specimen dates back over 4.5 billion years, offering a direct link to the early solar system.

Classified as L3.5, it belongs to the low-iron group of ordinary chondrites and features partially metamorphosed, unequilibrated textures. Rich in well-preserved type I and II chondrules, including porphyritic olivine (PO), porphyritic olivine-pyroxene (POP), and barred olivine (BO), this meteorite provides a rare glimpse into the processes that shaped the solar nebula.

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