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QUE 94201 is a Martian meteorite recovered in Antarctica's Queen Alexandra Range during the 1994 field season. It is classified as a basaltic shergottite, a type of igneous rock ejected from Mars by an impact and later delivered to Earth. Laboratory studies have placed its crystallization at roughly 327 million years ago, making it a comparatively young Martian volcanic rock used by planetary scientists to investigate the planet's magmatic history and mantle composition.
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QUE94201 ranks #97 of 213 in the Meteorite ranking, behind Mbosi, ahead of Morasko.
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How good is QUE94201?
QUE94201 scores 8.00/10 (Great) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Meteorite category. Very young basaltic shergottite, useful Mars chronology sample, narrower fame.
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With a score of 8.00/10, QUE94201 is highly rated in Meteorite. See all Meteorite ranked.
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