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It's classified as an "LL" because it has low amounts of iron and low overall metals
It is postulated that many odd events occur during a meteor's impact because of the tremendous heat and pressure produced
The largest crater was 20 feet deep and 85 feet across
it's not in a watertight container
Lueders Silicate Iron (IAB) Meteorite Slice - 49.9g - Texas, USA achondrite It's classified as an "LL"This beautiful meteorite is Lueders. It was found in Shackelford County, Texas, in 1973. I have not been able to find any information as to who first discovered this meteorite or the story of how they found it. It was not recognized as a meteorite until 1993. This was a single stone find weighing 35. 4 kilos. There really isn't much of this material anywhere. Anytime a piece does come up for sale, it never lasts long. Lueders has been classified as an
