Brachinite NWA 11756 (3.31 g) L3 Dimensions: [39 X 20 X

Dimensions: [39 X 20 X 13  mm]

Northwest Africa 15414 (NWA 15414) is an officially classified H5 ordinary chondrite discovered in 2018 and purchased in Guelmim

65 gDimensions: 24 × 15 × 2 mm

This specimen represents one of the most well-known types of meteorites — ordinary chondrites — specifically belonging to the H group

Scientific studies suggest that brachinites originate from multiple asteroid parent bodies

Brachinite NWA 11756 (3.31 g) L3 Dimensions: [39 X 20 XNWA 11756 Olivine rich asteroid interior slice with increased surface visibility. This brachinite meteorite (NWA 11756) is a rare primitive achondrite, formed through partial melting processes inside early asteroids. Unlike ordinary meteorites, this specimen represents olivine rich material derived from the interior of a differentiated asteroid, offering insight into early planetary formation. Brachinites are among the rarest meteorites and are known