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 Carancas H4-5 Chondrite Meteorite For SaleCarancas Meteorite Puno, Peru Fall September 15, 2007 Chondrite H4-5 W0 S3 On September 15, 2007 a meteoroid entered the atmosphere over Lake Titicaca near the border of Peru and Bolivia. But, this was a most unusual event even for meteoroids. Normally a body the size of this one would detonate from the stresses of its tremendous velocity and the air pressure against it. This body however, appears to have been traveling at a strangely slow speed for a cosmic body. It reached the ground intact and created a crater something not normally done by chondrite meteorites. In doing so it destroyed itself into only small pieces. Carancas is a H4-5 type and quite friable. This crumbliness is also hard to explain for a body that reached the ground in one piece. This crater forming chondrite is certainly one of the most interesting new meteorites available for collectors. PLEASE NOTE: The image below is representative of the specimen you will receive. We will choose the best specimen on a first come best served basis. Carancas Meteorite H4-5
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