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- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) abstract "Neuschwanstein was an enstatite chondrite (type EL6) meteorite that fell to Earth on 6 April 2002 at 22:20:18 GMT near Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, at the Germany-Austria border.The original meteorite burst into several fragments at a height of about 22 kilometers (14 miles) above the ground. The fragments descended on an area of several square kilometres (a few square miles). Three fragments were recovered with a total mass of about six kilograms (13 lb). Neuschwanstein was the first meteorite in Germany, and the fourth in the world, that was monitored by one of the world's fireball networks, namely by the European Fireball Network. Photographing the meteor simultaneously from several locations allowed accurate reconstruction of its trajectory.".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) thumbnail NeuschwansteinMeteorite1-1.jpg?width=300.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) wikiPageExternalLink watch?v=WSsJwqdMK0Y.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) wikiPageID "27572062".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) wikiPageRevisionID "601570324".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) bot "H3llBot".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) class Enstatite_chondrite.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) country Germany.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) date "October 2010".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) fallDate "2002-04-06".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) group EL6.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) hasPhotoCollection Neuschwanstein_(meteorite).
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) image "NeuschwansteinMeteoriteFall.jpg".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) image2Caption "Computer graphics based on visual observation of the meteorite.".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) imageCaption "Neuschwanstein I fragment of the Neuschwanstein meteorite .".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) name "Neuschwanstein meteorite".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) observedFall "Yes".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) region Bavaria.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) region Neuschwanstein_Castle.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type Chondrite.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) subject Category:Chondrite_meteorites.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) subject Category:Meteorites_found_in_Germany.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) point "47.5575 10.75".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type ExtraterrestrialObject109277686.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type Meteorite109352849.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type Meteorites.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type Meteoroid109353109.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type NaturalObject100019128.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type Object100002684.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type Whole100003553.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) type SpatialThing.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) comment "Neuschwanstein was an enstatite chondrite (type EL6) meteorite that fell to Earth on 6 April 2002 at 22:20:18 GMT near Neuschwanstein Castle, Bavaria, at the Germany-Austria border.The original meteorite burst into several fragments at a height of about 22 kilometers (14 miles) above the ground. The fragments descended on an area of several square kilometres (a few square miles). Three fragments were recovered with a total mass of about six kilograms (13 lb).".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) label "Neuschwanstein (Meteorit)".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) label "Neuschwanstein (meteorite)".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) sameAs Neuschwanstein_(Meteorit).
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) sameAs m.0c41cch.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) sameAs Q1981433.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) sameAs Q1981433.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) sameAs Neuschwanstein_(meteorite).
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) lat "47.5575".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) long "10.75".
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) wasDerivedFrom Neuschwanstein_(meteorite)?oldid=601570324.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) depiction NeuschwansteinMeteorite1-1.jpg.
- Neuschwanstein_(meteorite) isPrimaryTopicOf Neuschwanstein_(meteorite).
