NWA 12951 is a meteorite of type winonaïte of 8 kg.
The winonaites are a type of meteorites forming a group within the primitive achondrites.
The reference fall is the Acapulco meteorite that fell in 1976 in Mexico.
These rare meteorites are composed for a large part of olivine and pyroxene, as well as plagioclase, ferronickel and troilite
NWA 12951 is a meteorite of type winonaïte of 8 kg.
The winonaites are a type of meteorites forming a group within the primitive achondrites.
The reference fall is the Acapulco meteorite that fell in 1976 in Mexico.
These rare meteorites are composed for a large part of olivine and pyroxene, as well as plagioclase, ferronickel and troilite
NWA 12951 is a meteorite of type winonaïte of 8 kg.
The winonaites are a type of meteorites forming a group within the primitive achondrites.
The reference fall is the Acapulco meteorite that fell in 1976 in Mexico.
These rare meteorites are composed for a large part of olivine and pyroxene, as well as plagioclase, ferronickel and troilite
NWA 12951 is a meteorite of type winonaïte of 8 kg.
The winonaites are a type of meteorites forming a group within the primitive achondrites.
The reference fall is the Acapulco meteorite that fell in 1976 in Mexico.
These rare meteorites are composed for a large part of olivine and pyroxene, as well as plagioclase, ferronickel and troilite
NWA 12951 is a meteorite of type winonaïte of 8 kg.
The winonaites are a type of meteorites forming a group within the primitive achondrites.
The reference fall is the Acapulco meteorite that fell in 1976 in Mexico.
These rare meteorites are composed for a large part of olivine and pyroxene, as well as plagioclase, ferronickel and troilite