HUGE XXL bechar 4.08 GRAM! 007 Lunar Moon Meteorite + authenticity certificate Achondrite Meteorite - Height: 2 cm - Width: 2 cm - 4.08 g - (1)

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Bechar 007 lunar meteorite, a lunar achondrite from Argentina, weighing 4.08 g with dimensions 2 x 2 x 1.5 cm, supplied with an authenticity certificate.

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# Bechar 007 – Lunar Meteorite (Moon Anorthosite)

A special and authentic fragment of the **Bechar 007** Moon meteorite. This rare specimen comes from the **Moon** and belongs to the exclusive group **lunar achondrites**. Moon meteorites form when a large chunk of surface rock from the Moon is flung into space. After a long journey through the solar system, only a small portion of it eventually reaches Earth.

The **Bechar 007** was found in **Argentina** and consists of ancient Moon rock that formed billions of years ago. Moon meteorites are among the rarest meteorites that collectors can own. Worldwide, only a very limited amount of lunar material is available outside the samples collected during the Apollo missions.

This compact specimen is a particularly collectible object and offers the unique opportunity to hold a real piece of our natural satellite in your hands.

**Specifications**

* **Meteorite:** Bechar 007
* **Type:** Lunar achondrite (Moon meteorite)
* **Find location:** Argentina
* **Weight:** 4.08 grams
* **Dimensions:** 2x2 cm
* ** Certificate of authenticity
* **Presented in a stunning display of 7x7 cm, this makes it look as if the Moon meteorite is floating, just as it did in space.

An authentic and rare piece of the Moon – a valuable addition for both the serious meteorite collector and the enthusiast of extraordinary objects from our solar system.

# Bechar 007 – Lunar Meteorite (Moon Anorthosite)

A special and authentic fragment of the **Bechar 007** Moon meteorite. This rare specimen comes from the **Moon** and belongs to the exclusive group **lunar achondrites**. Moon meteorites form when a large chunk of surface rock from the Moon is flung into space. After a long journey through the solar system, only a small portion of it eventually reaches Earth.

The **Bechar 007** was found in **Argentina** and consists of ancient Moon rock that formed billions of years ago. Moon meteorites are among the rarest meteorites that collectors can own. Worldwide, only a very limited amount of lunar material is available outside the samples collected during the Apollo missions.

This compact specimen is a particularly collectible object and offers the unique opportunity to hold a real piece of our natural satellite in your hands.

**Specifications**

* **Meteorite:** Bechar 007
* **Type:** Lunar achondrite (Moon meteorite)
* **Find location:** Argentina
* **Weight:** 4.08 grams
* **Dimensions:** 2x2 cm
* ** Certificate of authenticity
* **Presented in a stunning display of 7x7 cm, this makes it look as if the Moon meteorite is floating, just as it did in space.

An authentic and rare piece of the Moon – a valuable addition for both the serious meteorite collector and the enthusiast of extraordinary objects from our solar system.

Details

Number of objects
1
Name of meteorite
HUGE XXL bechar 4.08 GRAM! 007 Lunar Moon Meteorite + authenticity certificate
Type of meteorite
Achondrite Meteorite
Weight
4.08 g
Country of origin
Argentina
Height
2 cm
Width
2 cm
Depth
1.5 cm
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