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The Moss meteorite fell on July 14th 2006 in the region of Moss-Rygge, Norway at 10:20 am. Approximately 4 kgs. of total known weight was recovered in about five stones Classified as a CO3 carbonaceous chondrite it is only one of 6 in this group and of significant scientific importance. Petrographic and mineral analysis suggest that it is closest to a 3.6 grade. Such small weight falls are always highly sought after and we are pleased to be able to offer these nice fragments. Please click on image to see size reference. Moss Meteorite CO3.6
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