TESTED AND CLASSIFIED
LUNAR AND MARTIAN METEORITES
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OUR SPECIFIC
MATERIALS
NWA 13119 (Northwest Africa)
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Lunar Meteorite
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Found in Mauritania in 2019
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Classified Lunar Feldspathic Breccia (different types of minerals and rock fused by impact)
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Classified and named and is accepted by the Meteoritical Society and listed in the British Museum Catalogue of Meteorites
Lahmada 020
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Lunar Meteorite
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Found in Western Sahara in 2018
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Classified as a Feldspathic Breccia (different types of minerals and rock fused by impact)
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Lahmada 020 is classified and named and is accepted by the Meteoritical Society and listed in the British Museum Catalogue of Meteorites
NWA 12269 (Northwest Africa)
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Martian Meteorite
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Found in Northwest Africa in 2018
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Classified as a Shergottite
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This Martian Shergottite is classified and named and is accepted by the Meteoritical Society and listed in the British Museum Catalogue of Meteorites
MATERIALS WITH A LONG JOURNEY.
Our moon has been struck by asteroids which occasionally ejects surface material into space.
Some of that material finds its way to earth, landing as a lunar meteorite.
Meteorites from Mars reach the earth through the same process.
