Enstatite chondrites are a type of meteorite that originate from the early solar system. They are primarily composed of the mineral enstatite, which is a form of magnesium silicate. These meteorites are believed to have formed in a relatively low-oxygen environment, making them unique compared to other chondrites. These meteorites are important for understanding the conditions of the early solar system and the processes that led to planet formation. Enstatite chondrites contain valuable information about the building blocks of planets and may provide insights into the origins of Earth and other terrestrial bodies.