Name: NWA11273 Meteorite Type: Lunar (feldspathic regolith breccia) Location: Tindouf, Algeria Found: 2017 Condition: Slice or fragment Case: Approx. 40 x 40 x 17 mm This meteorite is a lunar meteorite discovered in Tindouf, Algeria, Africa. It is a rock that was ejected from the moon when a small celestial body collided with it, then captured by the Earth's gravity as it drifted through space, and finally fell to the Earth's surface. Considering the scale of the universe, it is very, very rare for this meteorite to reach Earth. When this meteorite was certified, 273 lunar meteorites had been confirmed. Many of these are unavailable, including those collected by Japan, and the number of meteorites themselves is small, with many weighing less than 1 kilogram. The Meteoritical Society certified this meteorite as a lunar meteorite based on the analysis results. And it has officially obtained the OFFICIAL meteorite name "Northwest Africa 11273" (NWA11273). This meteorite is valuable and can be used as a collection, a good luck charm, a power stone, and more. #Meteorite #CosmicFront #Astronomy #Mineral #Telescope #Fossil #Gundam #MoonRock #GoodLuck #Amulet #Lottery