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Discover a Lunar Rock Fragment Exhibition at Museo Geominero: Moon Landing Anniversary

This special installation at Museo Geominero commemorates humanity's historic 50th moon landing anniversary.

Explore the Museo Geominero's unique exhibition dedicated to space exploration history. This display showcases a genuine fragment of lunar rock, a significant piece loaned from the Naval Museum. It offers visitors a rare opportunity to connect with a pivotal moment in human achievement, marking the milestone 50th anniversary of the first moon landing. The exhibit bridges geology and scientific progress.

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Exhibition summary

This special installation features a fragment of lunar rock, temporarily loaned by the Naval Museum, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of humanity's first moon landing. Visitors can see this historical piece up close.

Curatorial context

To mark the 50th anniversary of humanity's historic arrival on the moon, the Museo Geominero is exhibiting a fragment of lunar rock. This significant piece has been temporarily loaned by the Museo Naval. The installation offers visitors a unique opportunity to view a tangible piece of space exploration history, connecting the museum's geological focus with a pivotal moment in human achievement. The display serves as a focal point for reflection on scientific progress and historical milestones.

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Venue
Museo Geominero
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Until Mar 31, 2020
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