2024 Early Black Friday Special: Certified Genuine Moon and Mars Dust Vial Set

Your Early Black Friday Special Has Arrived!  Enjoy the most perfect set of our most popular items we sell:  A Certified Genuine Lunar Dust Vial and a Certified Genuine Martian Dust Vial!  The total value of the set is $85.98, but you'll be receiving them for only $65 during this very limited time offer.  You're saving over 24%.
 
Offer expires on November 30th, 2024 at 11:59 PM. While supplies last.

You are purchasing a set of 2 beautiful vials filled with certified genuine Lunar and Martian meteorite dust, each encased in a membrane display case.  That's two vials in total!  The meteorites that the dust derived from have been scientifically studied and confirmed to be of Martian and Lunar origin by leading scientists in the field of Meteoritics.  

These are big hits for holidays and birthdays.  Give the perfect, unique gift this year!

About Meteorite Dust:

When we slice scientifically classified, genuine lunar and martian meteorites, we sanitize the collection basin under the wire saw and collect the dust. We provide it to collectors, jewelry makers, guitar builders, artists who mix it in their paint, and much more!  The dust comes with a signed card that also contains information on the meteorite itself.

Know someone who loves space? These make the most perfect, unique gifts!

***How do we know it’s really from the Moon? ***

Our moon lacks an atmosphere. When asteroids encounter these celestial bodies (which happens frequently), fragments eject from the impact and occasionally make their way into Earth’s orbit. If the stone survives its cataclysmic entry into Earth, it lands on the ground and becomes known as a meteorite. Once studied under a microscope by leading scientists in the field of Meteoritics, the stone's origin is then plotted based on its compositional property to the different classes of asteroids and samples returned to Earth. Lunar meteorites specifically are compared to samples returned by NASA's Apollo mission astronauts. From there, meteorites make their way into museums, universities and to the general public all around the world. 

***How do we know it's really from Mars?***

Thanks to the Viking spacecraft that landed on Mars in 1967, scientists have revealed small amounts of gas/rare isotopes trapped within these types of meteorites and concluded it's the same composition to the atmosphere on Mars.