Sample No.:	MIL 05035
Location:	Miller Range
Field No.:	18784
Dimensions (cm):	4.5x4.0x3.5
Weight (g):	142.216
Meteorite Type:	Lunar-Basalt

Macroscopic Description: Kathleen McBride
The exterior has about 95% black, shiny fusion crust. The interior is pinkish-tan in color with no rusting. The rock is moderately hard and has an unusual granular texture with a vague resemblance to granite. There are numerous inclusions; linear white features a few mm in length, melted appearing black, glassy inclusions with an iridescent “peacock ore” opalescent sheen, a transparent, glass like mineral, and a few clay-like powdery areas.

Thin Section (,2) Description: Tim McCoy
The section exhibits an unbrecciated texture of coarse-grained (several mm) pyroxene and maskelynite with interstitial sulfides, iron-titanium oxides, intergrowths of fayalite-silicate-augite, and other late-stage glasses and minerals (including BaO-enriched potassium feldspar). Pyroxenes are strongly zoned and include pigeonites and augites with a range of compositions Fs_31-55Wo_15-42 and Fe/Mn of ~60. Plagioclase is An_83-92Or_0-2. The meteorite is a lunar basalt, although it exhibits some properties (e.g., maskelynite) unusual among known lunar samples.

Thin Section Images

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Lab Images