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*NEW* Dhofar 287
The Dhofar 287 lunar basalt meteorite was found in 2001 in Oman. Compared to coarser-grained lunar gabbros, there are only 19 known lunar basalt meteorites …

Dhofar 287 Collection
NWA 6950
The NWA 6950 lunar gabbro meteorite was reportedly found June 2011 near the border between Mali and Algeria in the Sahara desert. This lunar meteorite has …

NWA 6950 Collection
Allende
The Allende meteorite is the largest known carbonaceous chondrite meteor to fall to Earth. It is also …

Allende Collection
NWA 3118
Carbonaceous chondrites contain some of the first materials that formed from our solar system. This dark rock has…

NWA 3118 Collection
Tirhert
An extraterrestrial gabbro (coarse-grained basalt), the Tirhert meteorite from the asteroid Vesta fell…

Tirhert Collection
D’Orbigny
The D’Orbigny meteorite was found near Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1979. It is classified as…

D’Orbigny Collection
Campo del Cielo
The Campo del Cielo meteorite was first found in 1576 in Argentina. Since then, several fragments of this approximately 50 ton iron octahedrite have been…

Campo del Cielo Collection
NWA 10153
Found in Northwest Africa in 2014, this meteorite is a Martian achondrite. It is classified as a nakhlite and…

NWA 10153 Collection
Sueilila 002
Simply put, it’s a little piece of Mars. Martian meteorites are classified into three main groups: shergottites, nakhlites, and chassignites. Sueilila 002 is an…

Sueilila 002 Collection
NWA 7034
The NWA 7034 Martian meteorite was purchased in Morocco in 2011. Since then, multiple fragments of …
