Rare Lunar Meteorites Could Fill Gaps In Moon’s Evolution
Illustrative image Almost all meteorites come from asteroids, not the Moon or Mars. But after decades of analysis of the Apollo samples, researchers still rely on lunar meteorites to better understand our anomalously large Moon.
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