Santa Cruz
CM2 (Carbonaceous Chondrite) · Fell 1939 · Mexico
Key Takeaway
Santa Cruz is a CM2 (Carbonaceous Chondrite) meteorite that was observed falling in 1939 in Mexico . It has a recorded mass of 60.0 g.
60.0 g
Mass
CM2
Classification
Fell
Type
1939
Year
Details
| NASA ID | 23164 |
| Classification | CM2 (Carbonaceous Chondrite) |
| Mass | 60.0 g (2.1 oz) |
| Fall Type | Observed fall |
| Year | 1939 |
| Coordinates | 24.16667N, 99.33333W |
| Country | Mexico |
Location
Mass Context
"60.0 g — about the weight of a few coins"
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of meteorite is Santa Cruz?
Santa Cruz is classified as CM2 (Carbonaceous Chondrite).
How much does the Santa Cruz meteorite weigh?
The Santa Cruz meteorite has a mass of 60.0 g (2.1 oz). About the weight of a few coins.
Where was the Santa Cruz meteorite found?
The Santa Cruz meteorite was observed falling in Mexico in 1939.
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