Lunar Meteorite – Gadamis 003 (0.16 g)
Origin: Gadamis 003 Lunar Meteorite
Classification: Lunar Meteorite (Feldspathic Breccia)
Weight: 0.16 grams
This is an authentic fragment of the Moon. This 0.16 gram specimen is part of Gadamis 003, a classified lunar meteorite recovered in Libya and scientifically recognised as genuine lunar material.
Lunar meteorites are among the rarest natural objects available to collectors. They began their journey when an asteroid impact ejected rock from the Moon’s surface into space. After travelling through the Solar System for thousands to millions of years, a small number eventually fell to Earth, where they were recovered and studied.
Despite its small size, this specimen represents an extraordinary piece of our nearest celestial neighbour. Its natural texture, subtle mineral variations, and remarkable history make it an exceptional addition to any meteorite, mineral, or space collection.
Each specimen is supplied with identification details linking it to the officially classified meteorite, allowing collectors to confidently trace its recognised scientific classification.
Specifications
Lunar Meteorite – Gadamis 003 (0.16 g)
Origin: Gadamis 003 Lunar Meteorite
Classification: Lunar Meteorite (Feldspathic Breccia)
Weight: 0.16 grams
This is an authentic fragment of the Moon. This 0.16 gram specimen is part of Gadamis 003, a classified lunar meteorite recovered in Libya and scientifically recognised as genuine lunar material.
Lunar meteorites are among the rarest natural objects available to collectors. They began their journey when an asteroid impact ejected rock from the Moon’s surface into space. After travelling through the Solar System for thousands to millions of years, a small number eventually fell to Earth, where they were recovered and studied.
Despite its small size, this specimen represents an extraordinary piece of our nearest celestial neighbour. Its natural texture, subtle mineral variations, and remarkable history make it an exceptional addition to any meteorite, mineral, or space collection.
Each specimen is supplied with identification details linking it to the officially classified meteorite, allowing collectors to confidently trace its recognised scientific classification.
Specifications
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