Mundrabilla Meteorit

A Brief Fact of the Mundrabilla Meteorite

Mundrabilla's name

Year Found: 1911

Estimated Restoration Location: Western Australia

Proper Restoration Location: (-30,78333, 127.55)

Mass: 24,000,000 grams

Classification: iron, IAB-ung

Discovery Type: Found

Condition: Valid

Further Details About the Mundrabilla Meteorite

The Mundrabilla meteorite was discovered in 1911 in Western Australia (-30,78333, 127.55). This meteor has a mass of 24 billion grams.

Mundrabilla is considered a single-stemmed Valid meteorite, a single-size, average-survey meteorite, while "relic" is a meteorite that has experienced extreme changes, both by exposure over time and by human intervention.

Mundrabilla's official classification is iron, IAB-ung.

The IAB complex covers various groups, and the "IAB-ung" shows a meteorite that doesn't fit well into the specified subgroup.

The Mundrabilla meteorite is a found meteorite, which is described as "falling" if observed falling and restored, while "temple" is found later, often exposed because of exposure to the Earth's environment longer and no record of sightings when it fell.

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