Small fragments of Mars meteorites. Real Mars stones that hit the Earth as meteorites. University Isotope research has shown the origin of the stones. Read more.
Small fragments of Mars meteorites. Real Mars stones that hit the Earth as meteorites. University Isotope research has shown the origin of the stones.
Small fragments of Mars meteorites. Real Mars stones that hit the Earth as meteorites. University Isotope research has shown the origin of the stones.
Small fragments of Mars meteorites. Real Mars stones that hit the Earth as meteorites. University Isotope research has shown the origin of the stones.
Small fragments of Mars meteorites. Real Mars stones that hit the Earth as meteorites. University Isotope research has shown the origin of the stones.
Small fragments of Mars meteorites. Real Mars stones that hit the Earth as meteorites. University Isotope research has shown the origin of the stones.
Dust from Mars! Obtained by sawing Mars meteorites. 200 milligrams of dust in a bottle. Very rare!
Stones from Mars
These stones were found in the African desert. Research has shown that these meteorites originate from the planet Mars! The isotopes in this meteorite correspond to the Mars atmosphere. We guarantee 100% authenticity and are IMCA member. The organization that oversees fair trade in meteorites.
How do stones from mars end up on earth?
How do Mars stones actually end up on earth? This could have happened because of huge impacts on the red planet. Because the gravity on mars is much lower, parts of mars were blown away and ended up on earth as a meteorite.
Rare material
The only Mars material present on earth comes from meteorites, which makes these pieces extremely rare. These meteorites fall into the Shergottite class.
