* Astronomy

Valencia is a chondrite (silicate-rich stony meteorite) and forms part of the rock collection of the Department of Geology of the University of Valencia, Spain. References do exist regarding falls on Spain's east coast: Oliva-Gandía in 1520, Valencia in 1603, and Peñíscola in 1916. Unfortunately, no specimens are known to exist. Thus, the meteorite Valencia cannot be clearly assigned to a specific event.
Valencia is a parallelepiped-shaped specimen measuring 37 by 24.5 by 19.5 centimetres, weighing 33.5 kilograms, and having an average density of 3.7 grams per cubic centimetre. Externally, it displays a 1-millimetre-thick, dark-fusion crust and numerous imprints of atmospheric flight (regmaglypts and friction striae).
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Latitude: 39'0' N, Longitude: 0'2' W .

Ed ~ Date of fall  was possibly 26th May, 1520