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DescriptionMondgestein Apollo 17 02-RZ.jpg	Deutsch: Mondgestein (Teil der Probe Nr. 76015), während der Apollo-17-Mission auf dem Mond aufgesammelt, etwa 3,9 Milliarden alt, Blick auf gesägte Flächen. Es handelt sich hierbei um eine blasige Impaktbrekzie, vorwegend bestehend aus Pyroxen, Olivin und Anorthit.^[1] ↑ C. Meyer: Lunar sample Compendium: 76015 – Vesicular Micropoikilitic Impact Melt Breccia. NASA.gov
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