Moon Rocks

Moon rock or lunar rock is rock originating from Earth's Moon. This includes lunar material collected during the course of human exploration of the Moon, and rock that has been ejected naturally from the Moon's surface and landed on Earth as meteorites.

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Moon rocks with unique dust found: Research team studies interaction of dust with boulders and discovers potentially anomalous rocks

Moon rocks with unique dust found

Moon rocks blasted off the lunar surface could become near-Earth asteroids

How should we regulate the firms planning to mine and sell moon rocks?

Moon rocks found in Antarctica include tiny amounts of gas that may have come from Earth

Moon rocks found in Antarctica include tiny amounts of gas that may have come from Earth

Moon rocks collected by the Chang’e 5 mission have water in them

China’s first Moon rocks ignite research bonanza

China's First Moon Rocks Ignite Research Bonanza

How did Earth get its water? Moon rocks suggest it might have been here all along.

Machine to melt Moon rocks and derive metals may launch in 2024 | The company's initial reactor will measure about 1-meter in diameter and height and process scoops of lunar regolith delivered by a small rover. The goal is to process as much as 100 kilograms of lunar regolith during a 24-hour period

China's fresh moon rocks are younger than the Apollo samples and no one knows why

China's fresh moon rocks are younger than the Apollo samples and no one knows why

First Moon Rocks Brought to Earth in 45 Years Hint at Mysterious Volcanic Eruptions

China’s Moon rocks reveal puzzlingly persistent volcanic eruptions

China's Moon Rocks Set a Record For Youngest Lunar Material: 1.97 Billion Years Old

China’s Chang’e-5 Samples Reveal Key Age of Moon Rocks – First Fresh Lunar Samples in More Than 40 Years

Moon rocks brought to Earth by Chinese mission fill key gaps in solar system history

Chang'e-5 samples reveal key age of moon rocks

New research on Apollo moon rocks reveals a suprising relationship between the magnetic fields of Earth and the ancient moon, which could help us better understand where life is possible.