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Einzelheiten einer von der NASA finanzierten Studie: Einer der ältesten jemals gefundenen Mars-Meteoriten
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5 Min. Lesezeit: Vorbereitungen für die nächsten Moonwalk-Simulationen laufen (und unter Wasser). Dieser rosafarbene Felsen namens Teghaza 001 ist einer der ältesten Mars-Meteoriten, die jemals auf der Erde gefunden wurden. Bildnachweis: © Darryl Pitt / Maine Mineral & Gem
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