Benenitra 599 g

Benenitra 599 g
Bennitra, the eclipse meteorite!

The fall of the meteorite, listed under the name of Benenitra, occurred at the time of the highly anticipated total lunar eclipse which was also visible in France. But it is in Madagascar, close to a very small village that a real meteorite shower of various sizes occurred during the eclipse, making some inhabitants of this village, witness of this fall, think that they were fragments of the moon detached on this occasion. It is in fact a chondrite-type meteorite, and the sale of its meteorites by the villagers would have made it possible to buy solar-powered water pumps. A manna that came from the sky! The Benenitra meteorite proposed here measures 80 x 60 x 60 mm for 599g and an impact on the fusion crust at the moment of fall reveals the cream-coloured interior which contrasts with the black exterior burnt during the fade-out of our atmosphere. Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.