The book "Natural Fullerenes and Related Structures of Elemental Carbon" provides a comprehensive analysis of the existence and properties of natural fullerenes and related carbon structures. It highlights the challenges and controversies associated with the discovery and understanding of these structures, particularly regarding their occurrences in interstellar space, in meteorites, and in carbon-rich environments such as coal and bitumen. The authors present current experimental and analytical data that support the existence of C60 and larger fullerenes, and discuss the conditions under which these structures have survived for billions of years. The book is aimed at professionals in the fields of astronomy and meteorite research, offering valuable insights into the methods for identifying fullerenes in rock samples.