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Incredible Vesta Meteorite Achondrite Brown Minor Fusion Crust Witnessed Fall March 17, 2026 Ohio HED FATbaby This massive heavy piece could use a good clean. No delicate features here just a heavy "bomb" that appears to have fusion crust with rust forming under the embedded dirt Potential erudite or diogenite Weight: 3lb 14oz or 1768g Measurements: approximately 4 inch x 4 inch x 3 inch Circumference: 12.25 inch and 14 inch at widest CONDITION: this one was hand cleaned with the brush and intreated RAW sample More samples available Follow my shop for future UPDATES!! From a strewn field in my gardens!!! Chemical analysis pending on these specimens however, i'm in need of funds to continue testing so i'm selling some of the samples at a fraction of the value to secure funds for further research and testing. Please purchase at your own discretion; returns accepted within fourteen days if you're not fully satisfied with your sample. Note buyer will pay return shipping as i'm very confident in my research and extraterrestrial geological findings. I encourage you to purchase this now Because I believe the price is going to go up (media is estimating twenty to a thousand dollar a gram price due to the rarity of this HED meteor type) once the investigation is complete and certification is obtained! Thanks for enjoying this exciting discovery with me.I know a lot of people wanted a piece of this history and now's your chance!!! The inquiries and questions are appreciated! I'm working to better photos so please let me know if you need more close ups or video Please read: ABOUT THIS STORE for more info. about my discovery to come soon Many different samples will be available; testing us pending. I hope these specimens help you with your research. Please feel free to contact me for bulk orders for reasearch and I will do my best to get back to you promptly. With its 500 km diameter, the asteroid Vesta is one of the largest known planet embryos. It came into existence at the same time as the Solar System. Spurring scientific interest, NASA sent the Dawn spacecraft into Vesta's orbit for one year between July 2011 and July 2012.