20 Lunar rock samples of Apollo 11 Lunar Mission.

Hey everyone, welcome to my TH-cam channel, in this video we will talk about The Lunar rock samples that was brought by The Apollo 11 Mission for Scientific studies.
Disclaimer, this video is for educational purposes only, any information and images are taken from the article posted online.
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Credit images and Information to the righteous owner: most of the images are from the article posted online and images from Virtual Microscope and The Open University.
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NASA curation facility at Johnson Space Center (Houston, Texas).

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[@Unflappable43]

These look like rocks found in Western Australia

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[@Deserthunter745]

Maybe they have similarities, but these rocks are literally extracted from the moon by the Apollo 11 Mission team.. Probably the rock that was found in western Australia could be a lunar meteorite.

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Εχω μερικα τετιες πετρες οταν βαζω μαγνιτη κολανε τους ανακαλεψα σε μικρη λημνη

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[@adriannepomuceno]

I have a rock. It was given to me by my grandfather long long time ago he told me it's a mertriorite.I try it to test in a magnet it stick to magnet. Sir

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Even if it sticks to a magnet, we're still not sure if it's a meteorite, because some of the earth rocks contain iron like iron ore.

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