Lunar meteorite fragment - Medium size
A very nice gift idea, a real fragment of a lunar meteorite, namely a fragment of a lunar rock detached from the Moon after an impact event and than fallen down on the Earth surface. In this case origin of the fragment is the region of Almabas, in the middle of the Sahara desert plateau between the boundaries of Marocco and Algeria, discovered in 2015. Official meteorite name is NWA 10782. Medium size: 4 x 3 mm minimum. Certificate of autenticity released by the Meteoritical Society included.
Lunar meteorite fragment - Medium size
A very nice gift idea, a real fragment of a lunar meteorite, namely a fragment of a lunar rock detached from the Moon after an impact event and than fallen down on the Earth surface. In this case origin of the fragment is the region of Almabas, in the middle of the Sahara desert plateau between the boundaries of Marocco and Algeria, discovered in 2015. Official meteorite name is NWA 10782. Medium size: 4 x 3 mm minimum. Certificate of autenticity released by the Meteoritical Society included.
Classification
Starting classification of the meteorites samples found on NWA 10782 impact site has been performed by researcher Roger Hewins of the Natural History Musem of Paris. Rock type is a Regolite Breccia.
Authenticity certificate
Any meteorite fragment arrives with a certificate issued by Luc Labenne, member of the Meteoritical Society and one of the world major expert in the field.
Specifications
- Minimum size: 4 x 3 mm
- Typology: lunar meteorite type Regolite Breccia
- Name and impact site: NWA 10782, North-West Africa
- Any lunar fragment arrives in a protective container with size of 58 x 38 x 15 mm
- Certificate of authenticity included
| Product Status | New |
|---|---|
| Package width | 10 cm |
| Package height | 2,5 cm |
| Package depth | 12 cm |
| No. of parcels | 1 |