Starry Night NWA 13951 Lunar Meteorite - SOLD 9.31g campo which once was a tundra

which once was a tundra between the British Isle and continental Europe before it flooded 8

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This specimen is a fragment of one of the original 250 pairs of vertical suspender ropes attached to the main cables

Both specimens come encased within a glass-topped riker display box

this material comes from the personal collection of retired NASA Production Control Engineer William R

Starry Night NWA 13951 Lunar Meteorite - SOLD 9.31g campo which once was a tundraWhen humans first set foot on the Moon nearly 60 years ago, it was our first visit to our lunar neighbor. As we'd find out, the Moon had already been visiting us for millennia in the form of meteorites. This specimen is a 9. 31g piece of lunar meteorite NWA 13951, first identified in Mauritania in 2021. 13951 is a lunar feldspathic breccia, suggesting its origin point lies somewhere in the highlands, an area unexplored by the Apollo missions and thus