Campo del Cielo Iron Meteorite from Argentina Fossil comparable to a modern rhinoceros

comparable to a modern rhinoceros and weighing several tons

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Campo del Cielo Iron Meteorite from Argentina Fossil comparable to a modern rhinocerosThe Campo del Cielo iron meteorite is one of the most scientifically significant and historically rich specimens available to collectors. Classified as an IAB iron meteorite composed primarily of iron and nickel it was forged in the metallic heart of a long lost asteroid and fell to Earth between 4,000 and 5,000 years ago, impacting the Gran Chaco region of northern Argentina in a dramatic event that scattered fragments across a vast strewn field.