Updated: Martin Horejsi’s Meteorite Books Website An April 1919 Witnessed Fall: Cumberland Falls, Kentucky The Cumberland Falls Falls Fall. Busy Cumbering both Science and Nature
Even with the diminishing supply of nice unclassified NWA material showing up at Tucson year by year I was able to find some pretty nice
The article that appeared in the 2009 November issue of Meteoritics & Planetary Science. When I first saw the image of the Yaringie Hill meteorite
Talbachat n’aït Isfoul is an eight kilogram meteorite found in Morocco twelve years ago this month. The Meteoritical Bulletin database lists it as an LL3.
Dark polished surface make chondrules nearly impossible to see. Further the preparer has coated the surface with a plastic, reflections of which can be seen
While working near San Ignacio, Belize around 1990 geologist Jean Cornec was given a rounded black glassy pebble. This stone had been found close to
