Meteorite**NWA Unc. prob. Type 3 **569.20 Grams, INSANE CHONDRULES; MAIN MASS!!

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Hello up for auction is a gorgeous NWA unclassified probable type 3 meteorite found in Algeria 2021. This gorgeous individual weighs 529.20 grams and it has regmaglypts and lots of vuggs...This is very high quality, loaded with insane looking dense chondrules of all types and massive melt inclusions or very large chondrules..?, This is a very good investment piece, there's a chance its a low type....its unclassified comes with the COA card. This meteorite is a single stone find, absolutely loaded with tightly packed dense chondrules and odd inclusions, enjoy and take care.
Britannica says:
Chondrite, in general, any stony meteorite characterized by the presence of chondrules. The only meteorites classified as chondrites that do not contain chondrules are the CI group. These meteorites are so heavily altered by water that it is unclear whether they once contained chondrules. All other aspects of these objects, however, indicate that they belong with the chondrites. Chondrules are roughly spherical inclusions, typically hundreds of micrometres to a few millimetres in size. They are made up of silicates, metal, and sulfide, and they appear to have formed as molten droplets at high temperatures in the early solar nebula. The chondrules are set in a fine-grained matrix that binds them together. Chondrites are divided into three main classes based on their bulk chemical compositions, oxygen isotopic compositions, and petrology. These are carbonaceous chondrites, ordinary chondrites, and enstatite chondrites.