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Metallic meteorite, coarse octahedrite IAB. Weighs 110.4 grams.
Specimen without a fusion crust and with impacts from other meteorites. Found in February 1998.
Metal analysis reveals that it contains nickel (6.62%), galena (90 ppm), germanium (392 ppm), and iridium (3.2 ppm).
* First discovered in 1576, this meteorite is believed to have fallen 4,000–6,000 years ago. Pieces vary in size from grains of sand to more than 35 tons.
Chaco, Argentina, 27° 38′ 0″ S, 61° 43′ 0″ W