Meteor Crater sample collection
By Astrogeology Science Center
2024 (approx.)
Detailed Description
The Meteor Crater sample collection contains many samples. Some are shown here in polyethylene bags or small manilla coin envelopes with rock fragments and powdered material. The collection is stored in large boxes (also shown).
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Photo credit: Tenielle Gaither, USGS
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