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Ever seen a meteor before? Meteorite is a natural object in space that survives impact with the ground origin. While in space it is called a meteoroid. If it enters the atmosphere, the impact causes the body to heat up and emit light, thus forming a fireball, also known as a meteor or a Falling Star.

Meteorite mbozi Marengo is located in the mountain area in southern Tanzania Mbozi border with Malawi and Zambijos.Meteoritas is three meters long and one meter wide object and weighs about 16 tons, accounting for 90 per cent of iron, nickel, about 9 percent. And a small amount of cobalt, copper, sulfur, and phosphorus.

No one is sure when the meteorite fell, but it must be a long time. WH Nolte surveyor reports from Johannesburg in October 1930. The meteorite is now standing on a stone altar, dug trenches around the product. The meteorite has remained in its original landing site.

Dr. DR Gratham Geological Society 1930 hack saw to cut about ten centimeters example. It took ten hours. This piece is currently in the British Museum in London.

The rest of the day I spent relaxing around camp for drinking environment. Relaxing and knowledge of the local Maasai. The next day, Philemon [the driver] and I were joined as a camp counselor, and he showed us where to find the countryside and animals. Seeing the elephant herds of Kilimanjaro in the background of many years were spent in the East and the South African accent. Then we drove into a large white stone that marked Kenya - Tanzania border and we stopped for photos. After that we drove across the border in and around Kenya's Amboseli National Park.

That evening as the sun waned, we drove to a large hill just outside the camp at the top. We watched the sun begins to set around Mount Kilimanjaro and cleared the snow clouds had turned pink with the sun, and below the acacia trees was the silhouette of a shadow seemed to rise from the ground up. Then I though, it gets no better than the Maasai from the lodge came to the mountain dancing and singing - they brought the champagne, as this will be my last night.

Mbozi meteorite site is structured to accommodate the visitors, with a bit of home-making and benches and tables. The handler lives in a small mud house about 50 meters away from the meteorite, and ask you to sign visitors book.

The area is recognized internationally important for its biodiversity, mangroves, sea grass beds and coral reefs, which provide local communities livelihood diversity. Mnazi bay is quite shallow and only Ruvuma River in the north.

Meteorite mbozi Marengo is located in the mountain area in southern Tanzania Mbozi border with Malawi and Zambijos.Meteoritas is three meters long and one meter wide object and weighs about 16 tons, accounting for 90 per cent of iron, nickel, about 9 percent. And a small amount of cobalt, copper, sulfur, and phosphorus.

It's a great environment, good iškylauti.Vizitas will help you understand the original nature of our earth and the universe.

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