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Histoires de Météorites
Volume I - Ensisheim

 
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Tatahouine
N 32°57', E 10°25'
Foum Tatahouine, Tunisia
Fell 1931 June 27, 0130hrs
Achondrite (DIO)


Mass (kg): 12+
Pieces: 99+

Fragments available.

The price is US $15.00 per gram.
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TATAHOUINE, DIO, 2.44g
© Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)


TATAHOUINE, DIO, 3.51g
© Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)


TATAHOUINE, DIO, 3.84g
© Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)

Recommended classes in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database are assigned by the database editor. © The Meteoritical Society

The recommended classification Diogenite means:

" An achondrite from the diogenite group."

The highlighted words are defined as follows:

Achondrite: A stony meteorite that lacks chondrules and originated on a differentiated parent body.

Diogenite: Diogenites are an abundant type of achondrite, linked by geochemical traits such as oxygen isotopic ratios and certain elemental ratios, of which Fe/Mn is the most widely cited. The dominant mineral in diogenites is orthopyroxene. The diogenites are strongly linked with two other achondrite groups: eucrites and howardites; the three groups are collectively known as HED meteorites and may come from asteroid 4 Vesta.

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Tatahouine Meteorite - Diogenite - Fragment - 3.84g
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Tatahouine Meteorite - Diogenite - Fragment - 3.51g
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These pieces are sold in a membrane box (dim. 38x38x18mm).
 
 
Tatahouine Meteorite - Diogenite - Fragment - 2.44g
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Extraits du livre Impacts Majeurs de Philippe Thomas. © Interface Editions, 2002.


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