Starry Night Lunar Meteorite NWA 13951 - Display Card noAUNZ 080" on the longest edge

080" on the longest edge

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Starry Night Lunar Meteorite NWA 13951 - Display Card noAUNZ 080" on the longest edgeWhen 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 sample of dust Lunar meteorite NWA 13951, first identified in Mauritania in 2021. The meteorite dust is sealed in resin and comes attached to a certificate with the Mini Museum Seal of Authenticity.