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Murchison Meteorite Piece – Rare, One-of-a-Kind Specimen fossilised Orthoceras Whenever we do a showThis is a one of a kind specimen from the Murchison meteorite, one of the most scientifically significant meteorites ever discovered. The Murchison meteorite fell near Murchison, Victoria, Australia on 28 September 1969. It is classified as a carbonaceous chondrite (CM2) a rare type of stony meteorite rich in organic compounds and pre solar grains. What sets the Murchison meteorite apart is its complex composition: it contains over 70 amino acids