NWA 1459 Meteorite | 44 mg | Fragment | Olivine Diogenite | The Worlds Rarest Class | Low TKW | SO24 carbonaceous Note: Pavilion is off center

Note: Pavilion is off center

Gomel Region

unusual for ammonoids

and mental clarity

the Callovian is an age and stage in the Middle Jurassic and It is the last stage of the Middle Jurassic

NWA 1459 Meteorite | 44 mg | Fragment | Olivine Diogenite | The Worlds Rarest Class | Low TKW | SO24 carbonaceous Note: Pavilion is off centerThis is a great fragment of the NWA 1459 meteorite which is classified as a stone achondrite, Diogenite olivine. It weighs 0. 044 grams. This rare meteorite was found in April of 2002, and called by the Hupe the world's rarest classification as an Olivine Diogenite. Mr Hupe said at the time: "This meteorite featured in the October 2002 issue of Meteorite! Magazine represents the first non Antarctic meteorite to fall into this exclusive group. A total