Meteorit Brenham

A Brief Fact on Brenham Meteorite

Name: Brenham

Year Found: 1882

Estimated Restoration Location: Haviland, Kiowa County, Kansas, United States

Proper Restoration: (37,5825, -99,16361)

Mass: 430000 grams

Classification: Palasat, PMG-an

Discovery Type: Found

Condition: Valid

Further Details About the Brenham Meteorite

The meteorite Brenham was discovered in 1882 in Haviland, Kiowa County, Kansas, United States (37.5825, -99,16361), where the meteor had a mass of 430000 grams.

Brenham was considered a "Valid" meteorite, a "Valid" meteorite is a common meteorite with an average level of exposure, while "relic" is a meteorite that has experienced extreme changes, both in the wake of human exposure and in the light of human intervention.

Brenham's official classification is Palasat, PMG-an. The "Pallation, PMG" refers to a pallat meteorite that is included in the main chemical group but has a unique and unusual trait that distinguishes it from the tipical palate. Palasats are meteorites made up of metal and sylice, usually olive pellets, and marked as "anomaly" have characteristics that make them prominent in their group.

The Brenham meteorite is a found meteorite, a meteoric classified as "fall" if observed falling and restored, while "resurrection" is a meteorite found later, often experiencing exposure to Earth's environment longer and no record of sightings when it fell.

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