Murchison · CM2 carbonaceous chondrite · 2.18 g
This page is the permanent record for the specimen bearing serial TC-00004. It is issued by Treasure Coast Meteorite Co. as a reference for present and future owners. The photographs below show this specific specimen and are the primary means of verifying it.
Identification
Classification record
Provenance
Murchison is an observed fall. A fireball was seen near Murchison, Victoria, Australia on 28 September 1969 between 10:45 and 11:00 local time, breaking into three pieces before disappearing, followed by a smoke cloud and a tremor heard some thirty seconds later. Material fell as a shower across an area of more than five square miles, and the largest recovered mass came through a roof and landed in hay. Murchison is among the most studied meteorites in science, valued for its organic content. This 2.18 gram polished slice was acquired by Treasure Coast Meteorite Co. and offered as a classified specimen.
Photographic record
Issued 10 August 2026. Classification data reproduced from the Meteoritical Bulletin entry cited above.
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