Meteorite Times Magazine - November 2017 Issue

Siena, Italy: The Meteorite That Started It All?

The famous and well respected Ursula B. Marvin penned an opinion tome in the September 1995 issue of Meteoritics suggesting that the Siena meteorite fall

Martin Horejsi November 1, 2017

Another book on Meteor Crater

I finished a two-year long project a few days ago. It is a new book and it is about Meteor Crater again. Yes I know

James Tobin November 1, 2017

Bob Hoover – 1938-2017

Commemorating the life of my friend and of our fellow meteorite-hunting colleague.The recent passing of Robert Hoover has prompted me to postpone this month’s article,

Robert Verish November 1, 2017

Mukundpura CM2

CM2 meteorites are regolith breccias. They’ve been through cycles of crushing and lithification at an asteroid surface. They are dark with opaque matrix and varying

John Kashuba November 1, 2017

Ferricrete adhesions on Thailandites

It is one of the interesting factoids of tektite lore: Never, not even once, has a splashform tektite been reported that shows an embedded object

Norm Lehrman November 1, 2017

Probing the early Solar System at the atomic level.

Mr. Luke Daly1,2 1The Institute for Geoscience Research (TIGeR), Department of Applied Geology, Curtin University, GPO Box U1987, Perth, WA, Australia 2School of Geographical and

Luke Daly November 1, 2017

Peña Blanca Spring

Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day. Photo taken in 2011 at the

Paul Harris November 1, 2017

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November 2017 Issue

Siena, Italy: The Meteorite That Started It All?

Another book on Meteor Crater

Bob Hoover – 1938-2017

Mukundpura CM2

Ferricrete adhesions on Thailandites

Probing the early Solar System at the atomic level.

Peña Blanca Spring

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