Meteorite Times Magazine - March 2021 Issue

Ogi Japan: Meteorite Worship Then and Now

Way back in 2003, in this very meteorite forum, I wrote: If only all meteorites could be as rich in tradition as the Ogi meteorite.

Martin Horejsi March 1, 2021

A Handmade Thin Section Sampling

About 30 years ago I began trying to make thin sections. I remember I was fascinated by the interference colors. I have always been an

James Tobin March 1, 2021

A Eucrite with Chondrules

Northwest Africa 10674 was purchased by Marc Jost as four pieces totaling 1,193 grams. It was classified by Irving and Kuehner as a polymict eucrite

John Kashuba March 1, 2021

Sylacauga “Ann Hodges” Meteorite

Never had there been a confirmed person being struck by a meteorite. Yes, there were stories and rumors, but none reliable or confirmed, until 30th

Mitch Noda March 1, 2021

Cosmic Microscapes – Seeing Into Rocks from Oregon and Space

An amazing exhibit of meteorite photography has opened at the High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon. Yes—Bend, Oregon, the largest town in Central Oregon, best

Dorothy Norton Kashuba March 1, 2021

Tagish Lake Meteorite

Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day.

Paul Harris March 1, 2021

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March 2021 Issue

Ogi Japan: Meteorite Worship Then and Now

A Handmade Thin Section Sampling

A Eucrite with Chondrules

Sylacauga “Ann Hodges” Meteorite

Cosmic Microscapes – Seeing Into Rocks from Oregon and Space

Tagish Lake Meteorite

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