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Brenham Boliham Olive Meteorite!



A brief introduction to the data of nickel iron meteorite Brenham olivine iron meteorite



Name of meteorite: Brenham



Meteorite origin: 37 ° 34 '57 N, 99 ° 9' 49 W, Kansas, USA



Discovered in 1882



Meteorite classification: Pallassite, PMG-an olivine iron meteorite



Total weight of meteorite: 4.3 tons



Although olive meteorites are very rare meteorites, there are still enough olive meteorites found and preserved in museums for research. This is because the number of meteorites found is enough, and some of them have a mass greater than one metric ton. The following are some of the largest olivine meteorites found:



Brenham: It was discovered in Kansas, USA, in 1980. It was originally reported that there were about 20 pieces of debris scattered in the shallow pit of Haveland Pit, with a total mass of about 1000 kg. Later, more debris was found, including a meteorite buried 5 feet underground and weighing 1000 pounds (454 kilograms), wit