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Pultusk Meteorite
The Pultusk meteorite fell in Poland in 1868, January 30. Pultusk is classified as a gas rich H5 and is brecciated and veined
Histoty: After appearance of a fireball followed by detonations, a large shower of stones (thousands) fell over an area of several square miles near Pultusk. More than 200kg are preserved in collections, K.Szymanski, Neues Jahrb. Min., 1868, p.326, G.vom Rath, Neues Jahrb.
