Meteorite Times Magazine - November 2016 Issue

A Three For Me? Meteorite Hunting at the Tucson Show

Back a number of years, I spent more than a few hours at the Tucson Show with Jim Tobin digging through boxes of unidentified NWA

Martin Horejsi November 1, 2016

Two More Newly Classified Meteorites

As I cut meteorites to prepare them for sale I occasionally find one which is deserving of being classified. I would get them all classified

James Tobin November 1, 2016

Bob’s Bulletin – Vol. 2 No. 3

Bob’s Bulletin – Vol. 2 No. 3 A newsletter for unclassified meteorites found in the USA. In all of my previous Bob’s Bulletins, I explained

Robert Verish November 1, 2016

NWA 1685 LL4 Bessey’s BL

NWA 1685 LL4 is a handsome, interesting meteorite. Numerous stones were introduced in two releases by Dean Bessey and called BL. Individuals are glossy black

John Kashuba November 1, 2016

A New Sort of Australasian Tektite Teardrop

There is a class of Indochinite teardrops that are commonly termed “Hershey’s Kisses” out of morphological similarities to their namesake. Some of these exhibit most

Norm Lehrman November 1, 2016

SPACE ROCKS MAGAZINE

After much thought I have decided to publish a new quarterly magazine about hunting, collecting, and the science of rocks from outer space. I will

Paul Harris November 1, 2016

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Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day. Suzanne writes: This is a highly

Paul Harris November 1, 2016

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November 2016 Issue

A Three For Me? Meteorite Hunting at the Tucson Show

Two More Newly Classified Meteorites

Bob’s Bulletin – Vol. 2 No. 3

NWA 1685 LL4 Bessey’s BL

A New Sort of Australasian Tektite Teardrop

SPACE ROCKS MAGAZINE

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