The rock that was on display Saturday at the Tulsa Air and Space Museum and Planetarium only weighs seven-tenths of an ounce. It measures an estimated 1 1/2 inches by a half-inch — and that assessment seemed a little generous.
One observer, Jim Niemeyer of Tulsa, said it could "probably be classified as a pebble."
What the stone lacks in size it makes up for in gravity, although it originated from a place where gravity isn't much of a factor. It came from the Moon.
Read the Story HERE.
One observer, Jim Niemeyer of Tulsa, said it could "probably be classified as a pebble."
What the stone lacks in size it makes up for in gravity, although it originated from a place where gravity isn't much of a factor. It came from the Moon.
Read the Story HERE.
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