Abstract
Abstract In 1942 a single stony meteorite was found in Ultuna, south of Uppsala. Since the distance is only 16 km to the Hessle area where a shower of stones fell in 1869, and both Ultuna and Hessle are of H5 type the question is whether they are related. A chemical comparison of their major minerals shows no significant differences, indicating that the meteorites are paired falls. Nystrom, J.O. & Wickman, F.E., 1994: The Ultuna and Hessle meteorites, Sweden: paired falls? GFF, Vol. 116 (Pt. 4, December), pp. 231–233. Stockholm. ISSN 1103–5897.
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