Wiluna, Australia, H5 Chondrite Meteorites for Sale

Location: 5 miles due east of Wiluna township, Western Australia, Australia, 26°35'34"S, 120°19'42"E.

Fell: September 2, 1967, 10:46 p.m. local time (1446 h G.M.T.).

Type: Stone. Olivine-bronzite chondrite (H4).

Description: After a fireball and sonic phenomena a shower of stones fell, estimated to number 500 to 1000, approximately 5 miles E of Wiluna township. The distribution was over an ellipse of 4 x 2 miles elongated NW-SE; masses ranged from 10 kg to 2.2g, over 150kg have been recovered. Analysis, 24.26% iron. Mineralogy, Fa_19.2. (From Catalogue of Meteorites (2000)).

Link to Meteoritical Bulletin Database.


# WIL9-6	# WIL12-0	# WIL14-4	About Scale: Each photo has a small one centimeter cube. That's a little less than a half inch on a side. The coin above is a US dime.
Weight: 9.6 gm	Weight: 12.0 gm	Weight: 14.4 gm
Features: Individual, 100% crust	Features: Individual, 99% crust	Features: Indidvidual, 100% primary and secondary crust
Price: sold	sold	sold