Meteorit Jilin

A Brief Fact of the Jilin Meteorite

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Year Found: 1976

Estimated Restoration Location: Jilin City, Jilin, China

Proper Restoration: (44.05, 126,16667)

Mass: 4,000,000 grams

Classification: H5

Discovery Type: fall

Condition: Valid

More Details About the Jilin Meteorite

Meteorite Jilin was discovered in 1976 in Jilin City, Jilin, China (44.05, 126,16667), where it had a mass of 4 billion grams.

Jilin was considered a "Valid" meteorite, a single-size-meltment-meltment-meltment-meltage meteor, a common meteorite with average exposure, while "relic" was a meteorite that had been experiencing extreme changes, both as a result of human exposure and human intervention.

The official classification of Jilin is H5. The "H5" classification shows the usual high-classes of group H, which is marked by relatively small collings and siderophyil elements, with the ratio of isotopes of oxygen approaching Earth's value. This type 5 meteorite has developed significant metamorphosis, causing mineral compositions like olives and uniform piroxens, secondary mineral growth, and less obvious colloquial characteristics.

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

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