Meteorite Times Magazine - July 2018 Issue

Peas and Carats: Those Tiny Holbrook Meteorites

The Holbrook, Arizona fall of 1912 is a classic event in meteoritics both for its scale and its availability. Holbrook is a common fall in

Martin Horejsi July 1, 2018

Hunting a New Fall

I finally got the opportunity to do something I have wanted to do for decades. Hunting a fresh fall within days of the bolide event

James Tobin July 1, 2018

The Doheny Iron Meteorite

The mystery of the origin of the iron meteorite found on the grounds of the former mansion for Edward L. Doheny. Make no mistake, there

Robert Verish July 1, 2018

Fluorescent Meteorites

Ultra violet lamps for fluorescent mineral collectors are getting smaller and lighter. Batteries are better and, in the case of long wave UV (UVA) lamps,

John Kashuba July 1, 2018

Norm’s Tektite Teasers: (Part one of three): Indochinites: The Classics

This is my 41st column for Meteorite Times, and I just realized that in my enthusiasm for tektite oddballs, esoterica, and rarities, I have never

Norm Lehrman July 1, 2018

Understanding Solar System History: CAIs in Meteorites

Understanding Solar System History: CAIs in Meteorites Emilie T. Dunham* *Center for Meteorite Studies, School of Earth and Space Exploration, Arizona State University, PSF 550

Emilie T. Dunham July 1, 2018

Canyon Diablo Spheroids

Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day. Canyon Diablo Spheroids. 1 gram of

Paul Harris July 1, 2018

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July 2018 Issue

Peas and Carats: Those Tiny Holbrook Meteorites

Hunting a New Fall

The Doheny Iron Meteorite

Fluorescent Meteorites

Norm’s Tektite Teasers: (Part one of three): Indochinites: The Classics

Understanding Solar System History: CAIs in Meteorites

Canyon Diablo Spheroids

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