An August 1904 Witnessed Fall: Shelburne, Canada A Mud-Slinging Meteorite
An August 1904 Witnessed Fall: Shelburne, Canada A Mud-Slinging Meteorite The classis L5 look of Shelburne is nothing to write home about, but it
An August 1904 Witnessed Fall: Shelburne, Canada A Mud-Slinging Meteorite The classis L5 look of Shelburne is nothing to write home about, but it
Over the last 25 years or so of professional writing I have reviewed books, software, and products on many occasions. Generally these reviews end up
A photo gallery of my August 2012 trip to Battle Mountain, Nevada. There won’t be a “Bob’s Findings” article this month because I’ve returned to
What’s so Mysterious about Meteorites By O. Richard and Dorothy Norton Reviewed by Anne M. Black When Richard Norton went on to the great beyond
CK chondrites, Karoondites, contain objects that hint at the processes that produced the rocks we have in our collections. Here are a few.
Usually bragging rights go to the monsters, but there’s a tiny end of the spectrum that deserves respect as well. I suppose there exists a
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