‘This is the fifth largest piece of the Moon on Earth,’ explains Christie’s Head of Science and Natural History James Hyslop. ‘Weighing over 13.5kg, it is much larger than any example returned by the Apollo programme.’ Discover more here: https://t.co/evIPlJPlRF pic.twitter.com/y0K1w8qg06
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