Where it all began: Mundrabillia, Australia The etched face of of this 69g end section of Mundrabillia brought joy to its owner, and the touchable wonders of space to hundreds if not thousands of students in its several decades as the cornerstone of my collection. Twenty or so years ago, I bought my first meteorite, an etched end section
As I write this I am hoping I will have enough new material to offer from our second visit to the Alamo Breccia that I did not say in the original Alamo Breccia article of November 2002. But, I guess I will start by saying that when we were there a few weeks ago I thought it had only been
IMCA Insights – December 2011 The COMETS COlorado METeorites Society by Anne M. Black What better way to introduce the COMETS club, of which I am a member, than to use their own website: www.peaktopeak.com/comets Our History …as briefly told by Fred Hall, a founding member… “I met Anne Black and Mike Jensen at a restaurant for breakfast before I
A few of us were talking meteorites when one friend mentioned Moorabie. When I couldn’t recall the stone I was admonished to refresh my memory as soon as possible. I make amends with this column. Even before checking my small collection I consulted David Weir’s Moorabie page to see what the score was. He lays out the reasons for the
Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day. 714.1 gram individual, from the Monnig Collection. H3.7 Impactika Submit Pictures to Meteorite Pictures of the Day
