The meteorite was offered for auction at £ 3.4 million
The meteorite was offered for auction at £ 3.4 million
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The meteorite was offered for auction at £ 3.4 million |
The sale price of a group of the largest meteorites found on the planet was estimated at £ 3.4 million.
Of the 83 pieces of space rocks for sale, we find a rock from the Chelyabinsk meteorite, which hit 112 people when it exploded and occurred in the Russian city of Chelyabinsk in 2013
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| The meteorite was offered for auction at £ 3.4 million
The meteorite was offered for auction at £ 3.4 million
Some of the primitive burnt objects appear in their form, made up of iron and stone, while other pieces appear distinct from their beauty and were jewels despite inflammation as they pass through the atmosphere |
The most valuable piece of the auction is estimated to be a shield and weighs half a tonne for 800,000 pounds. The auction also displays a meteorite that caused the killing of a cow in 1972 as a result of the arrival of rocks that crumbled into the ground
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| The meteorite was offered for auction at £ 3.4 million |
There is also an opportunity to have parts of the Martian and moon rocks from the effects of some of the ancient meteorites that have been absorbed and reached the planet
While some meteorites have recently been collected relatively, other meteorites have been discovered hundreds of years ago
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| The meteorite was offered for auction at £ 3.4 million |
The meteorites are due to be auctioned to the public at Christie's auction on April 16, forgetting that the sale will take place four days later on April 20.
Looking at something coming from outside the Earth is always very strange, "said James Heislob, head of sales and specialist in the world.
"When you see these things, you realize that they have a philosophical and scientific depth," he said. Scientists found that many of these meteors originated from Mars and the Moon.
It is clear that these pieces "attract historians, scientists and naturalists and attract those interested in the world of art as natural sculptures."
There are buyers from all over the world, some of them want to enjoy beauty, others love history, and some like to carry a piece of another planet
MOHAMED NAJIB SAAAD
A Moroccan blogger from the outskirts of Ouarzazate, a lover of photography and everything related to informatics...
