Famous Finding of a Lunar Meteorite, Morocco

MOON ROCK, ENDPIECE OF A LUNAR METEORITE SAHARA DESERT, NORTHWEST AFRICA feldspathic breccia, contorted surface from impact melt, the reverse with mottled white feldspar, raised on a bespoke mount 5.5

Unsigned. Original fragment from lunar meteorite NWA 7959.

Lunar Meteorite Fragment from NWA 5000. NWA 5000 is considered to be one of the most valuable and beautiful of all of the Lunar meteorites. One large 11,528 gram meteorite was found in July 2007 in So

Genuine framed piece of lunar meteorite NWA 7959.

Meteorite Fragment Lunar 14mg

Moon Rock in 8x6" Frame Authentic Lunar Meteorite

Meteorite from the Moon Dar Al Gani 400 10mg

Agoudal Meteorite, Morocco Africa, 2000, in display case

Three meteorites, Morocco, Argentina and Russia

Météorite lunaire, spécimen complet Lunar Meteorite--Complete Individual Moon rock – Lunar Achondrite (ALUN), Lunar feldspathic breccia Northwest Africa, Sahara Desert The Moon is

Stoney Iron Chondrite Meteorite Morocco 4.9k 10.8lb

An official NASA 8" x 10"glossy b/w photo of Buzz Aldrin & famous lunar surface flag but this one has the image reversed ! An unusual image and in excellent condition Notes: Exhibited: 128

A fragment of moon rock in a display case. The case features an 'Earthrise\' as seen from the lunar surface, the fragment of lunar meteorite, labeled NWA 4932, is part of a stone found in the Sahara D

Meteorite. Morocco 25.6g

Lunar Meteorite Fragment from the Moon

A sample of the lunar meteorite NWA 7959, Feldspathic Breccia; held in a collector's box with a label to the base which reads: 'The enclosed sample of 8 mg is a real Moon rock according to the standar

Moon Rock Lunar Meteorite

Lunar Meteorite NWA 11273 2mg

Lunar Meteorite "Moon Rock" 12mg

Meteorite Morocco 8.1g

Meteorite Morocco 3.9g

1.48 meteorite. Morocco

Famous Chelyabinsk Meteorite Complete Individual. At 9:20 A.M. on the morning of February 15, 2013 a large 8-10 ton 50 foot long meteor exploded 10-15 miles above the ancient city of Chelyabinsk, Russ

A fragment of moon rock in a display case. The fragment is of the Lunar gabbro meteorite NWA4932. The moon is regularly struck by meteorites which eject lunar rocks into space. With the right trajecto