Moon Rock Sample in a Museum Display Case
Space jigsaw puzzle
Mediumabout 20 min at 104 piecesabout 7 min at 50 pieces
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10450 pieces · Solo finishes
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About the Moon Rock Sample in a Museum Display Case jigsaw puzzle
The six Apollo landings brought back 842 pounds of lunar rock and soil between 1969 and 1972. Most of it is still kept in Houston, sealed in steel cabinets filled with dry nitrogen. The Moon has no air or water, so curators keep its rocks away from both. This dark one, pitted with small holes and glinting with crystals, rests on a steel mount inside a glass case in a quiet gallery. The moon rock jigsaw puzzle comes down to shades of charcoal and gray.