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Avanhadava - Geologia | Museu Nacional - UFRJ
museunacional.ufrj.br →Condição: Queda em 1952, à tarde. Análises: Total de Ferro 27,15 %, Olivina Fa 17,3 Amostras em coleções: Prefeitura Municipal de Avanhandava (1,59Kg), Colegio Estadual e Escola Normal em Lins (Lins fica próximo a Avanhandava) (7,74Kg, 3.1kg, U.S. Nat. Mus., Washington; 38g, Univ. New Mexico, Albuquerque; 12.3g, Naturhist. Mus., Vienna; 3.4g, Mus. d'Hist. Nat., Paris.
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Avanhandava es un meteorito de condrita H que cayó a la tierra en 1952 en São Paulo, Brasil. Se recogió un total de 9,33 kilogramos de este meteorito después de que se rompiera durante su impacto en la tierra.
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