New Meteorite Find in the Area of Blaubeuren: Historic Strewnfield or Coincidence?

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Patzek M.* Paliwal D. Krietsch D. Barrat J. A. Merchel S. et al.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“A newly found specimen close to the Blaubeuren meteorite in Germany has been studied for its relationship with Blaubeuren. They are very similar, but also show distinct differences in certain aspects pointing to a common meteoroid origin.”

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