Sarah Hörst holds a Piece of the Moon and Mars in the Same Hand
Sarah Hörst, an assistant professor of planetary science at Johns Hopkins University, was recently given the opportunity to hold a Piece of the Moon and Mars in the same Hand.
© Sarah Hörst
And she expressed her delight on Twitter as well.
The black one represents Martian meteorite, while the gray one represents the Moon rocks.
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