Caldera
Eucrite-mmict (Achondrite) · Found 1967 · Argentina
Key Takeaway
Caldera is a Eucrite-mmict (Achondrite) meteorite that was found in 1967 in Argentina . It has a recorded mass of 500.0 g.
500.0 g
Mass
Eucrite-mmict
Classification
Found
Type
1967
Year
Details
| NASA ID | 5196 |
| Classification | Eucrite-mmict (Achondrite) |
| Mass | 500.0 g (17.6 oz) |
| Fall Type | Found (not observed) |
| Year | 1967 |
| Coordinates | 27.05S, 70.8W |
| Country | Argentina |
Location
Mass Context
"500.0 g — about the weight of a smartphone"
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of meteorite is Caldera?
Caldera is classified as Eucrite-mmict (Achondrite).
How much does the Caldera meteorite weigh?
The Caldera meteorite has a mass of 500.0 g (17.6 oz). About the weight of a smartphone.
Where was the Caldera meteorite found?
The Caldera meteorite was found in Argentina in 1967.
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