Chelyabinsk meteorite on commemorative support.... - Lot 323 - Euvrard & Fabre

Chelyabinsk meteorite on commemorative support. A small complete meteorite of about 10 mm from the Chelyabinsk Falls, which fell in Russia on 15 February 2013 at 9:22 am. It is fixed on a commemorative support of the event 90 x 75 mm and 110 mm high A huge meteorite 17 m in diameter with an estimated mass of 10,000 tons appears as a dazzling fireball observed by thousands of people. The meteorite then fragments into thousands of small meteorites and causes very significant damage by the blast of the huge meteorite in our atmosphere alone. More than a thousand people are injured, most of them by shards of glass thrown out when the blast of the explosion shatters the windows, while many people rush to the windows, attracted by the glare of light coming from outside. Meteorites with all its black fusion crust, very well preserved. These meteorites are sought-after and increasingly rare, as collectors very rarely part with their specimen.