<![CDATA[Galactic Stone & Ironworks - Carbonaceous]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/en-US http://images.buyitsellit.com/15508_logo.jpg http://www.galactic-stone.com/<![CDATA[Galactic Stone & Ironworks]]> <![CDATA[Meteorite Starter Type Collection - 12 Different Types w/ Rarities]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/meteorite-starter-type-collection--12-different-types-w-rarities $69.00
This is a great starter kit for "type collectors" and it includes 12 different petrologic types of meteorites.  Four of these twelve meteorites are witnessed falls and two of them are Vestans.   This set includes a variety of ordinary chondrites, stony-irons, achondrites, an iron and a carbonaceous chondrite.    Each specimen comes in an individually labelled gemjar and all twelve meteorites are presented in a 5x8" Riker box display with white foam insert.  &nb....]]>
<![CDATA[NWA 2086 - Moroccan Carbonaceous CV3 Meteorite, Low TKW]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/nwa-2086-moroccan-carbonaceous-cv3-meteorite-low-tkw $5.00
NWA 2086 was first found in Morocco in 2003.  It is a relatively fresh (W1) carbonaceous chondrite that has plentiful chondrules, inclusions, and clasts.  It is only mildly shocked (S1) and it has a colorful matrix that is not heavily-weathered like some hot-desert CV3 meteorites. Even these small fragments have chondrules and visual interest. Refer to the photo.  The black centimeter cube is shown for scale and is not included.  You are purchasing one large or a few small ....]]>
<![CDATA[NWA 6026 - Exotic New Carbonaceous Chondrite CK5 - Whole Slice 11gr]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/nwa-6026-exotic-new-carbonaceous-chondrite-ck5-whole-slice-11gr $419.00
Introducing NWA 6026, a new carbonaceous chondrite CK5 meteorite from the Saharan Desert. NWA 6026 (provisional) is a carbonaceous chondrite of the Karoonda type (CK5).  This is a very rare class of meteorite.   This specimen slice weighs a substantial 11 grams and has a beautiful gloss polish on both sides.  It is approx. 1.5mm in thickness and has a large amount of surface area for the weight.  The slice also has some small areas of black crust around the outside edge.&n....]]>
<![CDATA[NWA 6026 - Exotic Carbonaceous Chondrite CK5 - Vial of Asteroid Dust!]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/nwa-6026-exotic-carbonaceous-chondrite-ck5-vial-of-asteroid-dust $5.00
Introducing NWA 6026, a new carbonaceous chondrite CK5 meteorite from the Saharan Desert. NWA 6026 is a carbonaceous chondrite of the Karoonda type (CK5).  This is a very rare class of meteorite.   Refer to the photo.  Your specimen will consist of a glass vial with approx. 50mg of cutting dust and tiny specks in it.  This would be ideal for resale or for use in arts/crafts projects that require "star dust".    The black centimeter cube is shown for scale and is ....]]>
<![CDATA[NWA 6026 - Exotic New Carbonaceous Chondrite CK5 - Micromounts]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/nwa-6026-exotic-new-carbonaceous-chondrite-ck5-micromounts $8.00
Introducing NWA 6026, a new carbonaceous chondrite CK5 meteorite from the Saharan Desert. NWA 6026 is a carbonaceous chondrite of the Karoonda type (CK5).  This is a very rare class of meteorite.   Refer to the photo.  Your specimen will consist of one large or several small fragments selected from the larger lot shown in the photo.  The black centimeter cube is shown for scale and is not included.  Your purchase will include labelled gemjar for safe storage and a spe....]]>
<![CDATA[NWA 6026 - Exotic New Carbonaceous Chondrite CK5 - Huge Slice 15gr!]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/nwa-6026-exotic-new-carbonaceous-chondrite-ck5-big-full-slice $569.00
Introducing NWA 6026, a new carbonaceous chondrite CK5 meteorite from the Saharan Desert. NWA 6026 (provisional) is a carbonaceous chondrite of the Karoonda type (CK5).  This is a very rare class of meteorite.   This specimen slice weighs a substantial 15 grams and has a beautiful gloss polish on both sides.  It is approx. 2mm thick and is shaped like Australia.  The slice also has some areas of black crust around the outside edge.   This is the largest whole sli....]]>
<![CDATA[Allende - Carbonaceous CV3 Witnessed Fall - Mexico 1969]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/allende-carbonaceous-cv3-witnessed-fall-mexico-1969 $5.00
Allende is one of the most famous of all witnessed falls and no collection is complete with an example of it.  Until the fall of Allende, carbonaceous CV-type meteorites were extremely rare and were present only in large museums or the in the cabinets of wealthy collectors.  But all of that changed on February 8, 1969 when a few thousand fragile black stones rained down on the Mexican countryside around Pueblito de Allende in Chihuahua province Mexico.  During this single fall, mo....]]>
<![CDATA[Murchison - Rare 1969 Carbonaceous CM2 Meteorite w/ Amino Acids]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/murchison-rare-1969-carbonaceous-cm2-meteorite-w-amino-acids $5.00
This gemjar contains a genuine fragment of the Murchison carbonaceous chondrite meteorite that fell over Murchison Australia on September 28, 1969.  Murchison meteorites were reported to have a strange rotten smell when fresh.  Later scientific studies suggest that this odor was due to the presence of various organic compounds, including amino acids.  Murchison has been one of the most studied meteorites in science.  Countless research papers have been published on it and i....]]>
<![CDATA[Murchison Display - Rare 1969 Carbonaceous Meteorite w/ Amino Acids]]> http://www.galactic-stone.com/product/murchison-display-rare-1969-carbonaceous-meteorite-w-amino-acids $29.00
This handsome meteorite display contains a genuine fragment of the Murchison carbonaceous chondrite meteorite that fell over Murchison Australia on September 28, 1969.  Murchison meteorites were reported to have a strange rotten smell when fresh.  Later scientific studies suggest that this odor was due to the presence of various organic compounds, including amino acids.  Murchison has been one of the most studied meteorites in science.  Countless research papers have been p....]]>