Libyan Desert Glass Tektite (9.33g) Museum Grade, Sahara Desert, Egypt Meteorites background-level radioactivity comparable to common

background-level radioactivity comparable to common granites

causing the outer surface of the tektite to melt away

This meteorite's official name is Lahmada 020 and is classified as a feldspathic breccia

Lunar meteorites are lunar rocks that were ejected from the moon during impacts

Locality: Ampanihy District

Libyan Desert Glass Tektite (9.33g) Museum Grade, Sahara Desert, Egypt Meteorites background-level radioactivity comparable to commonA glowing golden treasure from the Great Sand Seathis top tier Libyan Desert Glass specimen is near flawless, with radiant color, translucent clarity, and natural sculpted form. Carefully hand selected for its superior quality, its a collectors dream and a powerful ally for energy work. Tektite: Libyan Desert GlassLocality: Great Sand Sea, Sahara Desert, Egypt Weight: 9. 3gSize: 34 x 25mm Quality: Museum grade, near flawlessIncludes: Specimen ID card