he T-Rex was one of the most ferocious dinosaurs to roam the Earth and this sample of its 14-ton body gives you a piece of that history. Once one of the most powerful predators in history, the T-Rex dominated the...

Imagine being trapped in amber for 40,000,000 to 60,000,000 years! Each sample of these insects trapped in amber displays an insect that was captured from a treasure trove of fossilized insects from the Baltic Sea. Dating back to the Eocene...

Own a piece of history with this Apollo 11 Command Module Foil fragment. Initially aboard the space shuttle Columbia, this fragment of foil helped to protect astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins on their journey to the Moon and...

The Moon may be thousands of miles away, but a small piece is available with the Lunar Highlands Classic Riker Box Specimen. This lunar dust material is acquired from the lunar meteorite NWA 5000 and hand crafted into a Moon...

The Flown Payload Bay Liner on the Space Shuttle Discovery covered insulation and kept the payload area clean on its many flights in space. This liner is made of fire-resistant beta cloth and prevented possible dust cross-contamination between the shuttle's...

This fragment of the Flown Thermal Blanket from the Space Shuttle Endeavour was used as part of the Thermal Control System and helped the ship withstand an increase in temperature as it reentered Earth’s atmosphere. This blanket was applied to...

This specimen of mammoth hair dates back 19,551 years! Found near the Indigkra River in Russia, this tuft or hair is a small piece of history of the ancestors of the modern African Elephant. Mammoths stood 10-12 feet at the...

This piece of the Space Shuttle Atlantis Flown Thermal Blanket was used to help withstand the increase in temperature as the spacecraft reentered Earth’s atmosphere. As a part of the ship’s thermal control system, the blanket was applied to the...

Make the universe stylish with this asteroid belt solar system bracelet. This bracelet contains real meteorite fragments found on the impact basin Vesta, which is the second largest object on the Asteroid belt. Surrounded by precious stones that represent the...

With its strong teeth, the mighty Mosasaur swam during the Cretaceous period catching its food and dominating the seas. Each Mosasaur had dozens of sharp teeth between their jaws and could grow up to 56 feet long. This warm-blooded reptile...

Triceratops lived during the Cretaceous period and were prevalent in South Dakota in the Hell Creek Formation. This specimen derives from this same location. Triceratops belonged to the Ceratopsids family which meant they were quadrupeds with bony frills, horns, and...

The formation of our solar system is within this sample of the Allende Meteorite.  Authentic dust from this meteorite that landed on Earth in 1969 appears in each sample. With the solar system dating over 4.6 billion years ago, meteorites...

The mass extinction of the dinosaurs is theorized to have occurred by the impact of the Chicxulub Asteroid and the flood basalts of the Indian Subcontinent known as Decann Traps. This sample includes evidence from both major theories of the...

Formed from an asteroid or comet airburst explosion hitting silica-rich sands, these specimens of Libyan Desert Glass date back roughly 28,500,000 years. Each glass sample is derived from the southeastern spur of Africa’s Great Sand Sea and is yellow green...