Myrtle Springs
H4 (H Chondrite) · Found 2002 · Australia
Key Takeaway
Myrtle Springs is a H4 (H Chondrite) meteorite that was found in 2002 in Australia . It has a recorded mass of 53.0 g.
53.0 g
Mass
H4
Classification
Found
Type
2002
Year
Details
| NASA ID | 16888 |
| Classification | H4 (H Chondrite) |
| Mass | 53.0 g (1.9 oz) |
| Fall Type | Found (not observed) |
| Year | 2002 |
| Coordinates | 30.45383S, 137.99017E |
| Country | Australia |
Location
Mass Context
"53.0 g — about the weight of a few coins"
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of meteorite is Myrtle Springs?
Myrtle Springs is classified as H4 (H Chondrite).
How much does the Myrtle Springs meteorite weigh?
The Myrtle Springs meteorite has a mass of 53.0 g (1.9 oz). About the weight of a few coins.
Where was the Myrtle Springs meteorite found?
The Myrtle Springs meteorite was found in Australia in 2002.
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