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Monte Milone (meteorite)

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Meteorite
Monte Milone
TypeChondrite
ClassOrdinary chondrite
GroupL5
CountryItaly
RegionMarche
Coordinates43°16′N 13°21′E / 43.267°N 13.350°E / 43.267; 13.350
Observed fallYes
Fall dateMay 8, 1846
TKW3.13 kg

Monte Milone is meteorite that fell in 1846 in central Italy.

History

Monte Milone fell on 8 May 1846, in Pollenza in the central Italian region of Marche. It was found by the mineralogist Giovanni Strüver and then bought and described by Monsignor Lavinio de' Medici Spada(1846).

Composition and classification

It is a L5 type ordinary chondrite.

Notes

  1. Meteoritical Bulletin Database: Monte Milone
  2. (in Italian) History of Mineralogic Museum of "La Sapienza" University, Rome Archived 2012-06-29 at the Wayback Machine

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