Wilder, Idaho: A Professional Grade Meteorite
I’ve heard that the state of Idaho, if flattened, would be one of the largest continental states in the US. But of course it’s not.
I’ve heard that the state of Idaho, if flattened, would be one of the largest continental states in the US. But of course it’s not.
The end of one year and the beginning of the next always seem to be a time of reflection for me. I think about the
A newsletter for “orphaned” meteorites from the USA. Featured this month is Coyote Dry Lake (circa 1995-2004) This volume of my Bulletin of unclassified
Souslovo Timeline: 1966 – Fireball 1997 – Hay cart wheel chock 2002 – L4, S2,W0/1
There is as yet no clear consensus regarding the detailed origins of Libyan Desert Glass. What we do know is that 28.5 million years ago
Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day. Geoff writes: I am quite attached
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