Martian Dust Storm NWA 7397 - Martian Meteorite

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Martian Dust Storm NWA 7397 - Martian MeteoriteCrafted here at Mini Museum, this specimen is an incredible piece of the Asteroid Belt that you can add to your meteorite collection! Between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter lies a ring of rocky objects known as the Asteroid Belt, with pieces ranging in size from dust particles to the dwarf planet Ceres. This rocky material was created during the formation of our solar system, so when a meteorite from the Asteroid Belt falls to Earth, we can learn much

the orbiter accrued more space flights than any other craft in the program

The universe and how it came to be is outlined in First Light: Switching on Stars at the Dawn of Time

Approximately 4

featuring the Lunar Orbital Platform

Flown fragment of MR-3 parachute

• Dark matter candidates

Each artifact was flown on its respective Apollo flight - the Apollo 16 netting is lunar dust stained (visible under a 60x microscope) and from the personal collection of Charlie Duke

hauntingly detailed region along the nebula's edge — a place where light vanishes into an inky cloud of interstellar dust

Optical Diameter 90mm

Magnification 125x

SpaceX Crew-1 was the first crewed operational flight of a Crew Dragon Spacecraft

capturing transient phenomena including sunspots

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