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 Welcome
and thank you for visiting our meteorite information site. Our site
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Our
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Sale page is a great way for you to find and buy meteorites and
tektites for sale. We have recently updated our ebay
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Magazine is our free on-line magazine with monthly
articles, gallery, free classified ads, links, dealers and more. ...  METEORITE
Magazine serves as a forum for communication
between amateurs, collectors, dealers, educators and researchers interested
in meteorites.  We
are very fortunate for the opportunity to host the microscopic
meteorite
photography of Tom Phillips. This Gallery
of the work by Tom Phillips will open in a new window for your viewing
pleasure.  Do
you think you've found a meteorite? See our
Meteorite Identification
page where you can find the information you need to help determine
if you've found a real specimen a meteor-wrong. On the page are links to
informative websites.  Meteor
Crater, Northern Arizona, USA also know as Barringer Meteorite Crater,
is the World's best preserved impact crater and also the source of the Canyon
Diablo meteorites. Join us as we take you on two guided tours. Our first
tour walks you around the rim of meteor crater and on the second tour we
take you down to the floor of meteor crater.  Meteorite
hunting is a very rewarding challenge though the rewarding we're talking
about is in the personal satisfaction of finding meteorites, those amazing
rocks from space. When you find a meteorite by either sight, magnet
cane, or metal detector you may also be surprised by the size of your.
Meteorites range in size from milligrams to over 60
 tons.
The meteorite in this photo is only 1.5 grams but nicely crusted and a thrill
to find. Here is a story that illustrates how we as
meteorite hunters,
can turn a normal day of meteorite hunting into quite an adventure.
 Tektites
have long been one of the most confounding objects studied by man. Our new
revised tektite information
page brings up to date information together with tektite pictures and links
to tektite articles. |
Murder by meteorite“Confirmation” that a meteorite impact killed the dinosaurs has come in the form of panel consensus at the recent Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The 41 members of the panel coauthored a new analysis in Science of evidence related to the ...
Any meteorite buffs out there wanna take a look see at ...I was trying out a new metal detector on my lawn. I was suprised when I dug up this. It is metal & ID's as Iron/ nickle when scanned by my detector. It is magnetic & there is a crust. It streaks dark which is another test...But a corner was damaged ...
Meteorite Grains Divulge Earth's Cosmic RootsThe interstellar stuff that became incorporated into the planets and life on Earth has younger cosmic roots than theories predict, according to the University of Chicago postdoctoral scholar Philipp Heck and his international team of colleagues. Heck ...
Astronomers 'spot' meteorite on vast Nullabor PlainAstronomers have discovered a specific piece of meteorite on Nullabor Plain, after tracking it from orbit, a rare finding which they claim is a major breakthrough for planetary science. An international team, led by Phil Bland of Imperial College ...
Team warns of potential catastrophe from meteorite ...The Secure World Foundation (SWF) has warned the UN that it may be too disorganised to avoid disaster in the event of a major meteorite strike. The group of international experts has outlined the steps it believes necessary to establish a global ...
Fireballs in the sky prompt callsIf it touches ground, it's called a meteorite, Rent said. “It's like the difference between a tornado and a funnel cloud,” said Rent. |
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