NWA 8534 CM1/2 Meteorite Fragment Super RareNWA 8534 CM 1 2 Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite Fragment in gem jar Super rare classification, unknown outside Antarctica, and a very low total known weight of just 60g! Here is one of the rarest carbonaceous meteorites ever found. This meteorite is classified as a CM1 2. It's a type of carbonaceous meteorite that has never been found outside of Antarctica. Meteorite Information: Name: Northwest Africa 8534 Abbreviation: NWA 8534 Observed fall: No

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