The Příbram Meteorite: The First “Deliberately Witnessed” Fall
With cameras almost everywhere these days, capturing an event no matter how serendipitous, is almost expected. However, a meteorite whose fall is photographed is still
With cameras almost everywhere these days, capturing an event no matter how serendipitous, is almost expected. However, a meteorite whose fall is photographed is still
2020 will go down in history as a very strange year. The world entered into isolation practiced social distancing and generally tried to avoid the
NWA 12774 angrite was purchased from a Mauritanian dealer in March 2019, changed hands in Ensisheim in June and we bought material in August to
The Wuhan coronavirus has served as a vivid reminder of how quickly our whole world can change. It has brought to public consciousness great plagues
Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day.
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