Meteorite Times Magazine - May 2016 Issue

Jerome. Idaho’s First Stone Meteorite

Jerome was first found in 1954. A single 6.8kg stone was recovered from a plowed field in Jerome county, Idaho. While interesting in that it’s

Martin Horejsi May 1, 2016

Fresh to Rotten in Just 50,000 Years

Well, you can guess that title is not referring to the lettuce that was forgotten in the refrigerator. Meteorites also do not always make it

James Tobin May 1, 2016

Bob’s Bulletin – Vol. 2 No. 2

A newsletter for unclassified meteorites found in the USA. In all of my previous Bob’s Bulletins, I explained the meaning of the phrase “orphaned-meteorites

Robert Verish May 1, 2016

Micro Visions Ribbons

We’ve seen curtains of microscopic bubbles before in meteorite thin sections. Readers might remember some in Greg Hupé’s NWA 6704 ungrouped achondrite, third photo. Here

John Kashuba May 1, 2016

A Glass of Three Tales

Trinitite. Edeowie glass. Daugistau glass (if you’ve ever heard of this last one, you are part of a very exclusive brotherhood indeed. This article may

Norm Lehrman May 1, 2016

The Chimeric Clast | The Discovery of a New Kind of Meteorite

In a rare event in the field of meteoritics, researchers at UCLA quietly announced the discovery of a new kind of ordinary chondrite in an

Dustin Dickens May 1, 2016

Osceola Meteorite

Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day. Click to read Doug’s amazing story

Paul Harris May 1, 2016

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May 2016 Issue

Jerome. Idaho’s First Stone Meteorite

Fresh to Rotten in Just 50,000 Years

Bob’s Bulletin – Vol. 2 No. 2

Micro Visions Ribbons

A Glass of Three Tales

The Chimeric Clast | The Discovery of a New Kind of Meteorite

Osceola Meteorite

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