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![Шарик с Луны](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2007/05/21/0001222091/spherule_apollo11_big.preview.jpg)
20.05.2007
How did this spherule come to be on the Moon? When a meteorite strikes the Moon, the energy of the impact melts some of the splattering rock, a fraction of which might cool into tiny glass beads. Many of these glass beads were present in lunar soil samples returned to Earth by the Apollo missions.
![Шарик из далекого космоса](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2006/11/08/0001217446/spherule_apollo11.preview.jpg)
22.03.2000
When a meteorite strikes the Moon, the energy of the impact melts some of the splattering rock, a fraction of which might cool into tiny glass beads. Many of these glass beads were present in lunar soil samples returned to Earth by the Apollo missions.
![Шарик из космоса](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/01/13/0001185777/spherule_apollo11.preview.jpg)
12.01.2003
When a meteorite strikes the Moon, the energy of the impact melts some of the splattering rock, a fraction of which might cool into tiny glass beads. Many of these glass beads were present in lunar soil samples returned to Earth by the Apollo missions.
![Шарик с Луны](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/02/16/0001196554/spherule_apollo11_big.preview.jpg)
15.02.2004
How did this spherule come to be on the Moon? When a meteorite strikes the Moon, the energy of the impact melts some of the splattering rock, a fraction of which might cool into tiny glass beads. Many of these glass beads were present in lunar soil samples returned to Earth by the Apollo missions.
![Шарик с Луны](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2010/01/12/0001237884/spherule_apollo11.preview.jpg)
10.01.2010
How did this spherule come to be on the Moon? When a meteorite strikes the Moon, the energy of the impact melts some of the splattering rock, a fraction of which might cool into tiny glass beads. Many of these glass beads were present in lunar soil samples returned to Earth by the Apollo missions.
![Тарелка марсианской черники](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/04/05/0001197433/berrybowl_opportunity.preview.jpg)
5.04.2004
How were these unusual Martian spherules created? Thousands of unusual gray spherules, made of iron and rock but dubbed blueberries, were found embedded in and surrounding rocks near the landing site of the robot Opportunity rover on Mars.
![Шарики на поверхности Марса](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/02/16/0001196552/berries_opportunity.preview.jpg)
16.02.2004
Some patches of Mars are full of mysterious tiny spherules. The microscopic imager on board the Opportunity rover on Mars recorded, last week, the above image showing over a dozen. The image was taken near a rock outcrop called Stone Mountain and spans roughly 6 centimeters across.
![Необычные шарики на Марсе](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/02/10/0001196494/stonemtinset_opportunity.preview.jpg)
10.02.2004
What are those unusual spherules on Mars? The Mars Opportunity rover has now photographed several unusual nodules on Mars that have a nearly spherical shape. Many times these spherules are embedded in larger rock outcroppings but appear grayer.
![Необычные камни около холма Пахрамп на Марсе](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2014/09/29/0001322331/marsphereinset_curiosity_960.preview.jpg)
29.09.2014
How did these Martian rocks form? As the robotic Curiosity rover has approached Pahrump Hills on Mars, it has seen an interesting and textured landscape dotted by some unusual rocks. The featured image shows a curiously round rock spanning about two centimeters across.
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