Twannberg | |
---|---|
Type | Iron |
Structural classification | Hexahedrite |
Group | IIG |
Parent body | IIG-IIAB |
Composition | Meteoric iron 5.1 % Ni (Kamacite), Schreibersite[1] |
Country | Switzerland |
Region | Canton of Bern |
Coordinates | 47°7′28″N 7°10′44″E / 47.12444°N 7.17889°E |
Observed fall | No |
Found date | 9 May 1984 |
TKW | 20.69 kilograms (45.6 lb) (6 fragments)[2] |
The Twannberg meteorite is a hexahedrite iron meteorite. It is the only meteorite of the IIG group found in Europe and the largest meteorite ever found in Switzerland.[1]
Hofmann 2009
was invoked but never defined (see the help page).