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Meteorite
Science & Learning
What are meteorites and where do they come from? This Arizona State University site can answer these questions and many more. This site answers questions like "How do we know they're from space?" then proceeds into the different types of meteorites and what we can learn from meteorites.
Ready to learn everything you need to know about meteorites? David Weir's site Meteorite Studies is a systematic classification through photographs and can provide you with detailed information on the meteorite specimen you are researching.
There are many good  meteorite books out there with many being out of print. Al Mitterling has written meteorite book reviews for many of the best known books on meteorites.
The Meteoritical Bulletin Database, was created and is maintained by the Nomenclature Committee of The Meteoritical Society. This database provides the documented information concerning the meteorite's name and provides information on classification, location of fall or find, date and other useful information.
The Natural History Museum has an online database of the basic data from the Catalogue of Meteorites. This is another great source of information meteorites.
Tektites have long been one of the most confounding objects studied by man. Our new  tektite information page brings you up to date information together with tektite pictures and links to tektite articles in Meteorite-Times Magazine.
Meteorite
Photography
Michael Johnson has been providing the meteorite community with his Meteorite Picture of the Day since the beginning of 2005. Michael sends an email to the meteorite-list with a link when a new Meteorite Picture of the Day is ready for everyone to view. Thank you Michael!
Michael Blood's Meteorite Friends Page lets you put a face with a great many of the world's meteorite personalities. Michael adds pictures to his Meteorite Friends Page frequently so stop by and see the new kids on the block. If you are not listed on his page please send him a photo so he can post and so we can all put a face with the name. Thank you Michael  for providing this valuable service!
Welcome to the amazing Microscopic Meteorite Photos by Tom Phillips. We have the privilege of hosting the Tom Phillips Microscopic Meteorite Gallery. This is a new meteorite gallery and updates to the gallery will be on a regular basis. Tom's Meteorite-Times monthly feature Meteorite Micro Visions can be viewed from his gallery as well.
Geoffrey Notkin of  Aerolite Meteorites is a master of meteorite photography and his work has appeared in national and international publications, including Meteorite, Geotimes, Rock and Gem, Lapidary Journal Meteoryt (Poland), and on book covers and CDs. Be sure to check his site often as he regularly updates it with new images and features.
Do you have a weekend you just don't know what to do with? Jeff Kuyken of Meteorites Australia has a wonderful site packed full of meteorite information and photographs. Jeff also has a great list of meteor and meteorite videos for you to download and view.
Meteorite
Community
Meteorite Central is the nervous system for our meteorite community. Art Jones started The Meteorite Mailing List many years ago and today there are over 700 members worldwide and growing. The Meteorite List is THE way to find out the who, what, when, where, how and why of today's meteorite world happenings.
The IMCA stands for International Meteorite Collectors Association and their statement is --- We are an international group of meteorite collectors consisting of amateurs and professionals from twenty-one countries. Our mission can be summed up in one word, "Authenticity." --- A great organization run by the best... join today!
Meteorite-Times Magazine is our free on-line monthly magazine with meteorite and tektite articles, interviews, meteorite photos, links and more...
Meteorite Magazine serves as a forum for communication between amateurs, collectors, dealers, educators and researchers interested in meteorites. It is published quarterly in February, May, August, and November. Subscribe today!
MeteoriteArticles.com by Mark Bostick, provides a wonderful resource of educational use only meteorite articles dating from the 1700's. Be sure to stop by and take a step back in time to when these meteorite events took place.
The Meteoritical Society is a non-profit scholarly organization founded in 1933 to promote the study of extraterrestrial materials, including meteorites and space mission returned samples, and their history. Please see their site to start your membership.