DescriptionMeteorite Benthullen cropped.jpg	English: Benthullen meteorite, L6. Found near Benthullen (which is near to the city of Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany. Four different perspectives. It is the biggest stone meteorite found in Germany. Deutsch: Meteorit, gefunden bei Benthullen nahe Oldenburg (Oldb). Vier verschiedene Ansichten.
Date	28 December 2012, 21:04 (UTC)
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