

Bensour: The Meteorite Times Birthday Meteorite
Of all the different directions and angles of collecting rocks from space, the so-called Birthday Meteorite is the most personal. And due to the fact
Of all the different directions and angles of collecting rocks from space, the so-called Birthday Meteorite is the most personal. And due to the fact
During the last fifty years of collecting and working with meteorites, I have done many fun things with them. As I cut and prepared them
NWA 2798 L3.2 S2 W1 contains chondrules and clasts that contain fine acicular crystals. Here we look at a larger one.
In August 2014, I purchased a tektite from my friend, Norm Lehrman. It was a 137 gram Rizalite tektite. Norm enclosed a letter with my
Since this is Meteorite Times twentieth anniversary, I am including this bonus article. Congratulations Paul and Jim on twenty wonderful years! A small ancient coin
An Interview with Geoffrey Notkin by James Tobin Jim: We are always informal but I have some questions that may be talking points to get
Our Meteorite of the Month is kindly provided by Tucson Meteorites who hosts The Meteorite Picture of the Day.
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