Karlseifertite
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Karlseifertite is a rare phosphosilicate mineral discovered in lunar samples returned by the Apollo missions and later identified in terrestrial occurrences in unusual metamorphic rocks. It forms colorless prismatic microcrystals in high-pressure, high-temperature assemblages. The mineral is of significant scientific interest because of its extraterrestrial origin and its value in understanding high-pressure phase equilibria in the SiO2-Al2O3-P2O5 system.