Nininger Moments

Harvey H. Nininger published a number of papers during his career as both a professor at McPherson College and during his long and distinguished career

Little is known regarding the date and time of this remarkable fall, but the fresh appearance renders it practically certain that it wasn’t on the

It is evident that the materials composing a meteorite are widely distributive during the process of its fall to Earth. Some of the material is

In a paper by Harvey Nininger, is the account and information as well as the conclusion of the Eaton, Colorado fall. The fall was called

Harvey Nininger was one of the most successful meteorite hunters of all times. Here are some of his ideas that have been taken out of

In 1915 a Texan sent a sample in to the Smithsonian Institution which turn out to be a new find. Up until that time only

Harvey Nininger continued his search for specimens the next day after his successful purchase of the 8 pound stone. He and his brother continued hunting

During Nininger’s time a number of air pilots reported having to take evasive steps to prevent collisions with falling meteors. One such newspaper reported an

Harvey Nininger started on his long career of meteorites in 1923 when his interests drastically changed from biology to meteorites. In 47 years Harvey published

Along with many new found meteorite finds were hundreds of failures that came with the success of meteorite hunting. Nininger stated that with the discovery