Camel Donga Meteorite (Nullarbor Plain- Western Australia- 1980) 4g
Camel Donga Meteorite (Nullarbor Plain- Western Australia- 1980) 4g
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This is a genuine Camel Donga meteorite from the remote Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia. Classified as an achondrite (eucrite), it comes from the crust of a once‑molten asteroid, making it a small piece of an ancient “proto‑planet” rather than a typical stony meteorite. First discovered in the 1980s, Camel Donga is well known for its dark fusion crust and sharp, broken interior, showing how it was shattered and scorched as it fell to Earth.
This specimen weighs 4 grams and measures about 25mm × 25mm × 5mm, a perfect size for collectors who want a distinctive and easily displayed space rock.
This individual specimen is supplied in a protective membrane floating display case and includes a certificate of authenticity, making it a perfect gift for collectors, enthusiasts or anyone who is looking for a unique addition to their meteorite or geology collection, offering a tangible reminder of the powerful forces that shape our planet.
Package includes: meteorite specimen, certificate of authenticity, collectors display case
SKU:CAM001
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