CM2  Murchison Victoria, Australia 
      (fell 09-28-1968 1045-1100 hours)

 These samples of CM2 (Murchison Victoria, Australia fell 09-28-1968 1045-1100 hours)
are fairly simular to the CM (Carbonaceous Chondrite) found at Sutters Mill. Ca. The 
(04-22-2012 Fireball FALL) that scattered meteorite fragments around Sutter's Mill, Ca.
& out into Nv. USA.







   Portales Valley
 Fell  7:30am,   06-13-1998
   Portales , New Mexico 


PV1.jpg74K View of Metal-vein exposed to atmospheric friction and melting. The sample size of this Portales
Valley is 50mm x 50mm x 37mm with a weight of 34.4973 grams.PC2.jpg83K  This meteorite may end up
being classified as either a silicated or anomalous iron. This meteorite has unusually wide metal-rich veins
that show Widmanstatten structure. Because the metal surfaces are unetched, the,Widmanstatten pattern
was digitally reconstructed and enhanced for your viewing.PV3.jpg 122K


  
 
Juangchenge

(New Fall) Fell 2-15-97
 
The fall occurred near the town of Heze in the Shandong Province of China. 
Research of this ordinary chondriterevealed its proper classification to be (H5) group. It's official fall location
was Juangchenge, China. So the name of the meteorite is now called the Juangchenge meteorites. The sample 
size of this particular individual of Juangchenges  4.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm with a weight of 52.4878 grams.Heze.jpg47K
HezeQTVR.mov252K (*Note that the name of the Heze meteorite is now called Juangchenge.)