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lunar meteorites

 

Lunar Meteorites

Lists, with links to photos: alphanumeric | by alumina concentration

Maps: U.S. Antarctic (ANSMET) | Japanese Antarctic (NIPR)| Dhofar, Oman

References and Technical Literature

Chemical Classification

What to Do If You Think That You’ve Found a Lunar Meteorite

How Do We Know That It’s a Rock From the Moon?

NASA JSC Lunar Meteorite Compendium

meteoris.de

Northern Arizona University

Information About Other Kinds of Meteorites

 

Prepared by: Randy L. Korotev
  
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Washington University in St. Louis
  
Please don’t contact me about the meteorite
you think you've found until you read this and this.

e-mail: korotev@wustl.edu

Last revised:  07-Jul-2011
  

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