Yesterday 45 years ago, the first man set foot on the moon, and further astronauts followed suit in subsequent years. They brought mineral samples back from their adventurous forays, making it possible to identify the moon as the origin of meteorites. A slice of the world’s biggest specimen of a moon meteorite is on display at the “terra mineralia” collection in Freiberg (Saxony), and recently met with our timepieces for a shooting.
The moon in Saxony’s sciences III
Yesterday 45 years ago, the first man set foot on the moon, and further astronauts followed suit in subsequent years. They brought mineral samples back from their adventurous forays, making it possible to identify the moon as the origin of meteorites. A slice of the world’s biggest specimen of a moon meteorite is on display at the “terra mineralia” collection in Freiberg (Saxony), and recently met with our timepieces for a shooting.
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The moon in Saxony’s sciences III
Yesterday 45 years ago, the first man set foot on the moon, and further astronauts followed suit in subsequent years. They brought mineral samples back from their adventurous forays, making it possible to identify the moon as the origin of meteorites. A slice of the world’s biggest specimen of a moon meteorite is on display at the “terra mineralia” collection in Freiberg (Saxony), and recently met with our timepieces for a shooting.
from A. Lange & Söhne's Facebook Wall
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