Good Bye Cassini. Hello Saturn Meteorites
Back in 2004 I wrote a column for The Meteorite Times about my journey with Saturn and Cassini. By the time you read this the
Back in 2004 I wrote a column for The Meteorite Times about my journey with Saturn and Cassini. By the time you read this the
Years ago I collected many more things. As a child, I collected stamps and coins. As an adult, I have collected tektites, antique balance scales,
A newsletter for unclassified meteorites found in the USA. In all of my previous Bob’s Bulletins, I prefaced each one with an explanation of what
I was given thirteen NWA 5000 Lunar (feldspathic breccia) thin sections to photograph. Each section has melt rock that merits attention. In some it appears
In western Bavaria there is a broad, circular, low-relief basin some 24 km in diameter that is home to a story-book perfect village dating to
On August 28, 2017, the meteorite world, Texas Christian University, his former students and his many friends celebrated the life of Dr. Arthur Ehlmann, a
Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day.
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