Meteors from Mars contain many record countries

The 'Black Beauty' meteorite from Mars is the oldest and most abundant specimen ever.

Scientists were very excited to discover that the coal-colored meteorite originated from this Mars and spent a lot of time researching, the results of discovering the 'Black Beauty' meteorite were quite different from other meteorite pieces from Mars, in addition to the meteorite model has a large life span, it also contains a lot of water.

After conducting a series of meteorite tests, based on chemical cues, scientists concluded that meteorites originated from Mars, estimated at 2 billion years old and formed from one volcanic eruption.

NWA 7034 meteorite, named Black Beauty.

Lead researcher Carl Agee, director of the Meteorological Research Institute and curator at the University of New Mexico, said that the discovery of Martian meteorites was an interesting discovery.

Most of the meteorite fragments falling to Earth come from the asteroid belt, but may also originate from the Moon and Mars.

The discovery of meteorites contributed a great step to scientists in understanding the life on Mars and the cause of the change of habitat on this planet.

There are about 65 Martian meteorites found on Earth, mostly in Antarctica and Sahara, of which about 6 meteorites are 1.3 billion years old and the remaining 600 million years or less or less than.

The NWA 7034 meteorite , named Black Beauty, was donated to the University of New Mexico last year by an American.

Scientists are currently conducting additional experiments to determine the amount of time when the meteorite hovered in space and the time of meteorite occurrence in the Sahara.