Lunar meteorite Achondrite - NWA 13739 - Height: 13 mm - Width: 10 mm - 1.69 g

VERY RARE LUNAR METEORITE.

Lunar achondrite meteorite NWA 13739.

History :
Discovered in 2020 in Algeria in the Tindouf region and officially approved on March 28, 2021.

The meteorite is irregular in shape without a fusion crust. It is covered by a caliche coating which also occurs inside the meteorite in fractures. The interior is a fine-grained, dark-colored breccia.

It is one of 584 meteorites approved and classified as lunar.

Petrography:
Description and classification A. LOVE. APP
(METEORITICAL BULLETIN ENTRY OF NORTHWEST AFRICA 13739)

It weighs 1. 69 grams and measures approximately 13 x 10 x 9 mm.

The display stand is included.

It has its own certificate of authenticity.

A magnificent extraterrestrial object that traveled through the cosmos before landing in Algeria and perhaps ending up in the palm of your hand. A specimen as rare as it is exceptional.

It’s a piece that remains whole! ! !

Fast delivery and careful packaging with tracking number. :
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