A rock from Mars that travelled tens if not hundreds of millions of miles before improbably landing on our planet's door step has seemingly found a fitting, final resting place: the private collection of some secretive plutocrat, whose identity has not been revealed to us members of the nosy public. At roughly 54 pounds, NWA 16788, as it's been dubbed, is by far the largest known meteorite we have from the Red Planet — the runner up in the category is barely TK pounds — making it a remarkably valuable object to scientists. Only 400 meteorites confirmed to be of […]