RocksburyPlace.com Space Collection 2020 - Eight meteorites from around the world, a moon rock specimen, and mar rock specimen. All specimens come with description of origin and individual specimen containers.
8-pack meteorite fragments from around the world include specimens from Argentina, Morocco, Russia, Oman, Sweden, and Chile. Packaged in eight covered cylinders with full descriptions on the back of each cylinder. Each plastic cylinder is packaged in black rigid textured box.
Mars Rock
Martian Meteorite Fragment The surface of Mars is constantly hit by meteorites, asteroids, and other space debris. With slight atmosphere and weak gravity these impacts eject pieces of Mars' surface into space where they travel for millions of years, some orbiting the sun until they are captured by the earth's gravity and crash to the earth as a meteorite.
Moon Rock
Unlike the moon rock specimens brought back by Apollo astronauts, which are government property, it is legal to own this specimen.
The lunar surface is constantly bombarded by meteorites. With no atmosphere and little gravity, impacts of these meteorites eject rock from the lunar surface into space and they are captured by earth's gravity.