Meteorit Cranbourne

A Brief Fact on the Meteorite Cranbourne

Name: Cranbourne

Year Found: 1854

Estimated Restoration Location: Cranbourne East, Casey, Victoria, Australia

Right Restoration Location: ( -38.1, 145.3)

Mass: 860000 grams

Classification: iron, IAB-MG

Discovery Type: Found

Condition: Valid

Further Details About the Meteorite Cranbourne

Meteorite Cranbourne was discovered in 1854 in Cranbourne East, Casey, Victoria, Australia (-38.1, 145.3), the meteor has a mass of 860000 grams.

Cranbourne is considered a "Valid" meteorite, a Valid meteor is a common meteorite with an average level of decay, while "relic" is a meteorite that has experienced extreme changes, both as a result of exposure over time and human intervention.

Cranbourne's official classification is iron, IAB-MG, classified "Besi, IAB-MG" refers to an iron meteorite that is included in the main group (MG) in the IAB complex. Iron meteorites consist mainly of metal and nickel frozen from liquid conditions, and the IAB complex includes these meteorite groups, with the main group becoming one of them.

Meteorites Cranbourne are found meteorites, meteorites are described as "falling" if observed falling and restored, whereas "resurrection" is what was discovered later, often experiencing exposure to Earth's environment longer and no record of sightings when it fell.

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