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EJBY<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Eleven recovered meteorites (H5\/6, S2, 8982.4 g)<\/span>
\n of the fall in Glostrup near Copenhagen<\/span>
\n(Hovedstaden, Denmark) on 6 February 2016 at 21:07:18-23 UTC<\/span><\/p>\n

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LAST UPDATE:<\/strong> 2 February, 2021<\/p>\n

<\/div>\nThe exhibition<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

According to a press release<\/a> of the Statens Naturhistoriske Museum published on 10 February 2017 the 15 finders of Ejby meteorites are going to be paid 2 million dansk kroner (286,000 dollars) as financial compensation for the 8982.4 grams of meteorites handed over to the authorities according to the danekr\u00e6<\/a> *<\/strong><\/a> law. For the first time all the Ejby meteorites handed in were on display together at the Geologisk Museum during the winter holidays in February 2017 (7th-8th calender week). Detailed information (finder, size, weight, find location etc.) about the exhibited Ejby specimens were apparently not given. This made it difficult to identify the individual specimens in the exhibition.<\/p>\n

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Ejby meteorite exhibition at the Geologisk Museum in February 2017. The small specimen on the right of the background row in the glass cabinet on the right seems to be the first Ejby specimen (58.8 g) which was found. The top shelf in the glass cabinet on the left seems to contain larger fragments of the Herlev mass and possibly Ole Henningsen’s 510.4-g-specimen. The middle shelf of the left cabinet contains some intact specimens. Photo: Anders Peter Schultz, Statens Naturhistoriske Museum<\/p><\/div>\n

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The two fragments of the broken specimen in the front seem to be the first Ejby specimen (56 g) which was found. Image: TV2 Lorry, 10 February 2017<\/p><\/div>\n

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Ejby meteorite exhibition in February 2017 – Middle shelf – Front row (left to right): Two large and some small fragments (maybe of the Herlev mass) – Martin Dyrbye’s Vanl\u00f8se find (18.1 g) – Melina’s meteorite (64.6 g) – Beautiful large intact individual (maybe Ejby 2 or Ejby 9)
Background row (left to right): Broken fragments – Broken fragments – Ejby-5 (58.5 g) Buhl\/Gren – unknown intact specimen \/ Image: dr.dk, 10 February 2017<\/p><\/div>\n

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Ejby meteorite exhibition in February 2017 – Beautiful large intact individual \/ Image: dr.dk, 10 February 2017<\/p><\/div>\n

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Ejby meteorite exhibition in February 2017 – Melina’s meteorite (64.6 g) showing her crayon markings. \/ Image: dr.dk, 10 February 2017<\/p><\/div>\n

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Middle shelf \/ Image: fru_henningsen<\/p><\/div>\n

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Ejby meteorite exhibition in February 2017 – Bottom shelf – Selection of broken fragments \/ Image: dr.dk, 10 February 2017<\/p><\/div>\n