Photo shows one of the world's largest lunar meteorites, which will go on private sale at Christie's, April 30, 2020, valued at 2 million pounds ($2.49 million). The moon rock, weighing over 13.5 kg, was probably struck off the surface of the moon by a collision with an asteroid or comet and then showered down on the Sahara desert. (Photo/Agencies)
Photo shows one of the world's largest lunar meteorites, which will go on private sale at Christie's, April 30, 2020, valued at 2 million pounds ($2.49 million). (Photo/Agencies)
Photo shows one of the world's largest lunar meteorites, which will go on private sale at Christie's, April 30, 2020, valued at 2 million pounds ($2.49 million). (Photo/Agencies)
