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Magnesite from
Luna 24 landing site, Mare Crisium, The Moon


Locality type:Landing Site
Classification
Species:Magnesite
Formula:MgCO3
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Magnesite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Luna 24 landing site, Mare Crisium, The Moon
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:600401
Long-form Identifier:1:3:600401:9
GUID (UUID V4):c0df8040-694e-4d26-afa1-b77f41892e38
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minerals Article Petrography and Shock Metamorphism of the Lunar Breccia Meteorite NWA 13120 Zhipeng Xia 1,2...Y.; Si, B. Petrography and Shock Metamorphism of the Lunar Breccia Meteorite NWA 13120. Minerals 2021...meteorites are the fragments of rocks that fell on Earth because of the impacts of asteroids on the Moon. Such...information about the composition, evolutionary process, and shock history of the lunar surface. NWA...with a poikilitic-like texture. As the most abundant lithic clasts, the crystalline impact melt (CIM) clasts
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GEOCHIMICA ETT COSMOCHIMICA ACTA + Journal ey The Geochemical ce and. The ercenitter] Society Albright College...miles). North is at the upper right edge of the disc. Seen above the planet are the satellites Dione (right)...spot at the south edge of a yellow band; in true color, the spot would appear brown and the band white...spot slightly above and to the left in this image moves eastward relative to the green spot at a rate that...it to pass the green feature in about 50 days. The convective clouds that appear between the two spots
 
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